Asian
Studies Graduate Student Conference
School of
Pacific and Asian Studies (SPAS)
April
11-12, 2019
Honolulu,
HI
Keynote by
Thongchai Winichakul:
We are
pleased to invite graduate students in Asian Studies to submit paper proposals
for Organized Panels, Roundtables, Individual Papers, and Performances for the
University of Hawai’i at Mānoa Asian Studies Graduate Student Conference that
will take place on April 11-12, 2019 in Honolulu, HI. We are seeking
submissions that will engage panelists and audiences in “provincializing Asia”
by dismantling hegemonic political, cultural, and/or economic descriptions and
practices associated with the region in a holistic manner.
Our conference
aims to bridge methodological, theoretical, and epistemological divides within
all areas of Asia and Asian Studies. We particularly encourage the submission
of proposals that involve original research and incorporate interdisciplinary
methods and frameworks that critically explore new and emerging trends and/or
rethink existing methodologies and frameworks in Asian Studies. We invite a
broad range of research interests on the region that may incorporate but are
not limited to the following fields: Anthropology, Art and Art History,
Languages and Literatures, Economics, Ethnic Studies, Ethnomusicology,
Geography, History, Linguistics, Philosophy, Political Science, Religion,
Sociology, Theater and Dance, Urban and Regional Planning, and Women’s Studies.
Please send
your proposals to gradconf@hawaii.edu by January 5, 2019 as an MS Word document
with the subject line “Gradconf 2019” and indicate your institutional
affiliation in your email. Presenters should be prepared to submit full papers
no later than March 10, 2019.
Travel
grants:
A limited
number of travel grants are available to cover travel expenses (partially). If
you are applying for a travel grant, please indicate where you will be
traveling from in the body of your email.
For any
questions, you can reach out the co-organizers:
- Irmak
Yazici (irmakyaz@hawaii.edu)
- Tyler
Esch (tesch@hawaii.edu)
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