Friday, July 16th

09:00-18:30

Exhibition of New Sinological Publications, Informal meetings
(Small Hall)

09:00-11:00

Panel session 3

Panel A3: Terminology, Lexica and Modes of Expression

Panel B3: Inquiries into Primary Sources

Panel D1: Novels

Panel E3: Symbols of Modernity

Panel F3: Medieval Ages

Panel G3: Constructing China and its Image of the Outside World

Panel H1: China and the International Relations

Panel K1: Perceptions of Health Care

Panel P3: Translation in the Late Qing

11:00-11:30

Ceremonial Handing Over of the National Central Library's Donation to the Research Center of East Asian Studies
Venue: Small Hall

11:30-13:30

Roundtable on Sinological Libraries and Digital Resources
In order to foster cooperation between EASL and EACS a roundtable on Libraries and Digital Resources will discuss problems of common interest. EASL will be represented by David Helliwell (Bodleian Library, Oxford) and Matthias Kaun (State Library Berlin). Both will give short speeches on the main issues and then the discussion will be opened to the floor. Problems like coordinated acquisition of materials in view of budget cuts everywhere, acquisition of new publications in Eastern European countries, digital resources access, and special collections could be discussed.
Chairwoman: Brunhild Staiger
(Room 210, right to the book exhibition)

11:30-13:30

Panel session 4

Panel A4: Analyses of Grammar and Morphology

Panel B4: New Developments in Song Confucianism

Panel D2: Changes in the Imagination of Man in Cultural Contexts of Tang-, Song- and Ming- China

Panel E4: Contemporary China and the World

Panel F4: Strategies of Conquest and Resistance

Panel G4: Local Governance in 20th Century China

Panel K2: Charity in Community Building

Panel Q1: EASL Round Table

13:30-15:00

Lunch break

15:00-16:30

Panel session 5

Panel B5a: "Tongjing Zhiyong": The Confucian Canon as Bridge to Reality in Early Modern China I

Panel E5: Contemporary Chinese Identity / Feminine Identity

Panel F5a: Traditional Historiography I

Panel G5: Chinese Legal Reform

Panel H2: Theorizing Politics in Contemporary China

Panel J1: Contemporary Developments

Panel K3: Positioning Oneself in State and Society

Panel P4a: Ideology and Translation I

16:30-17:00

Coffee break
Cafeteria in the Great hall, side room

17:00-18:30

Panel session 6

Panel B5b: "Tongjing Zhiyong": The Confucian Canon as Bridge to Reality in Early Modern China II

Panel C3: Re-examining New Chinese Art

Panel F5b: Traditional Historiography II

Panel J2: Historical Law

Panel O1: Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language

Panel P4b: Ideology and Translation II

Note: this is a preliminary version of the conference programme and is subject to changes.

Last update: July 17, 2010, 11:43 EET