Chinese Studies Research Day 3rd June 2004

Chinese Studies Research Day Program - 3rd June 2004

Tutorial /Committee Room, Ground floor, Baillieu Library, The University of Melbourne

TIME

NAME

TOPIC

9.30

Professor David Holm, Professor of Chinese and Head of Chinese Studies, MIALS

Welcome and opening remarks

9.40

Emily Dunn (PhD)

Christian Heterodox Organizations in Contemporary China

10.10

Mark Crosbie (Master)

'Fu mo luohan' (The Arhat who Subdued the Mara): initial observations on a Late Ming Buddhist biography

10:40   Morning Tea (30 minutes)

11:10

Zhang Ji (PhD)

One & Many : a comparative philosophy on plato and Ge Hong

11.40

Catherine Ingram (Master)

The traditional music of the dong people in Tongdao Dong Autonomous County, Hunan Province: preliminary research finding and scholarly divergence

12.10

Haiqing Yu (PhD)

The New Living-room War: Politics of Media
Representations of Falungong

12.40 – 13:40 pm LUNCH ( 60 minutes)

13.40

Axye Eli (PhD)

Gender, Islam and Ethnicity in Kashgar--A case study in Kashgar, Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region

14:10

Zhenyi Guo (Master)

International indicators for Vocational Education and Training in China

14:40

Linda Jon (Master)

Not One Less" : a window into the Chinese culture

15.10

Dr. Anne McLaren, Senior Lecturer, MIALS Chinese

Closing remarks

15.20 pm AFTERNOON TEA REFRESHMENTS AND FINISH

 The Chinese Studies Research Day is proudly under the auspicious of Mr. Roger Peacock, Vice Principal (University Development) and the International Relations Office, the University of Melbourne

RSVP to Alex English a.english1@pgrad.unimelb.edu.au by 31st May Monday 2004 for catering purpose