【会议预告】第五届中德青年学者论坛

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Young Researchers’ Workshop

Cultural Exchange and KnowledgeProduction between China and Europe



Fudan University, Shanghai

April 13, 2019


 

Organized by

 InternationalCenter for Studies of Chinese Civilization, Fudan University

Graduate School “China in Europe, Europe in China:Past and  Present” , Universität Hamburg

 

April 13th,2019

Venue:Room106, Think Tank Building

 

09:00-09:15    Opening Address

JIN Guangyao (Director of the International Center for Studies of Chinese Civilization, Fudan University)

Susanne Rupp (Vice President of Universität Hamburg) 


09:15-10:15   Panel 1    Chair: Professor Susanne Rupp

1.Adrian Krawczyk (Universität Hamburg)

The Production of Ideology in Western Scholarship on Chinese Marxism

2.Stefanie Sinmoy Schaller(Universität Hamburg)

The commemoration of war in the People’s Republic of China

 

10:15-10:30       Coffee Break  

 

10:30-11:30       Panel 2    Chair:ProfessorJIN Guangyao

1.Kevin Bockholt(Universität Hamburg)

Chinese Reporting on the First World War from 1914 to 1918

2.LI Zhenwen (Fudan University)

Discovery or invention? Haxthausen’s view of the tradition of Russianpeasant commune and its reidentification

 

13:30-15:00         Panel 3     Chair:Professor Barend J. ter Haar (Universität Hamburg)

1.YI Xia (Fudan University)

Pre-Raphaelites’ Uncanny Aesthetics and Chinese writers

2.Babette Bernhardt(Universität Hamburg)

Translating the socialistworld: Cross-national translation and consumption of literature between Chinaand East Germany

3.QIAN Yibing ( Fudan University)

Moved by the Chinese Nymphof tears: The spreading of Singlo tea in western world

 

15:00-15:30        Coffee Break

 

15:30-16:30       Panel 4    Chair:Professor Michael Friedrich (Universität Hamburg)

1.Stefan Christ (Universität Hamburg)

The Reconceptualization of"Theatre" in Twentieth Century China

2.Sebas Rümke (Universität Hamburg)

Comparative History-Writing in Republican-Era China: Between Nationalismand

Cosmopolitanism

 

16:30-17:00       Discussion