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Thursday, Mar 19
7:30 pm

A New Haven for Refugees? Evaluating South Korea as a Refugee Hosting Country from Historical and International Perspectives
Location: Hynes: Room 205, Level 2
Thursday, Mar 19
7:30 pm

Biomedical Science, Gender/Sexuality, and Embodied Politics in Korea
Location: Hynes: Room 206, Level 2
Thursday, Mar 19
7:30 pm

Desiring Jeju: Place-making and Landscape at Korea’s Periphery
Location: Hynes: Room 207, Level 2
Thursday, Mar 19
7:30 pm

Historicization and Memory in Contemporary South Korean Cinema and Beyond
Location: Hynes: Room 208, Level 2
Friday, Mar 20
9:00 am

Against the Cultural Apparatus of the Cold War: the Dynamics of Knowledge and Mentality in Postwar South Korea
Location: Hynes Convention Center: Room 206, 2nd level
Friday, Mar 20
9:00 am

Beyond The Borders: Cross-Cultural Dynamics in Goguryeo Murals
Location: Hynes Convention Center, Hynes: Room 207, Level 2
Friday, Mar 20
11:15 am

Getting into Print in Korean Studies: An Editors’ Roundtable on Journal and Book Publishing
Location: Sheraton: Fairfax A, 3rd Floor
Sponsored By Committee on Korean Studies, NEAC
Friday, Mar 20
11:15 am

Redrawing Boundaries in Early East Asia: Insights from the Korean Peninsula
Location: Sheraton: Clarendon, 3rd floor
Friday, Mar 20
11:15 am

Transnationalism, Immigration, & Mobility: Expanding Our Knowledge Base through New Investigations on Korean Transnationalism
Location: Sheraton: Gardner A, 3rd Floor
Friday, Mar 20
1:30 pm

Education and Korean Modernities
Location: Sheraton: Olmsted, 5th floor
Friday, Mar 20
1:30 pm

Mediated Identities: Re-framing the Korean Subject Through Text, Screen, and Stage
Location: Sheraton: Beacon B, 3rd Floor
Friday, Mar 20
1:30 pm

South Korea’s #MeToo Movement and Feminist Activism against Sexual Violence
Location: Sheraton: Commonwealth, 3rd Floor
Sponsored By AAS Northeast Asia Council (NEAC)
Friday, Mar 20
1:30 pm

The Resounding Revolution: The Gwangju Uprising and its 40-Year Global History
Location: Sheraton: Beacon D, 3rd Floor
Friday, Mar 20
3:45 pm

Humanity in Objects: Nurturing Self and the Environment in Late Chosŏn Korea
Location: Hynes: Room 207, Level 2
Friday, Mar 20
3:45 pm

Military interpreters during World War II and the Korean War
Location: Hynes: Room 208, Level 2
Friday, Mar 20
3:45 pm

Reconfiguring knowledge and society in postwar Korea
Location: Hynes: Room 210, Level 2
Saturday, Mar 21
9:00 am

South Korea’s #MeToo Movement - Session II: Historical Redress, Media Visibility, and Contemporary Feminist Activism
Location: Sheraton: Fairfax A, 3rd Floor
Sponsored By AAS Northeast Asia Council (NEAC)
Saturday, Mar 21
9:00 am

Subverting the Cold War from Within: Rethinking Cold War Korean Literature and Culture
Location: Sheraton: Clarendon, 3rd floor
Saturday, Mar 21
9:00 am

Transnational Forms of Knowledge in and out of Korea: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives of Student and Scholar Mobility
Location: Sheraton: Fairfax B, 3rd Floor
Saturday, Mar 21
11:15 am

Christianity in Korea Beyond the Korean Nation-State
Location: Sheraton: Arnold Arboretum, 5th Floor
Saturday, Mar 21
11:15 am

Revaluing the Environment: Ecology, Disasters, and Animals in Premodern Korea
Location: Sheraton , Sheraton: Boston Common, 5th Floor
Saturday, Mar 21
3:00 pm

Alone in Seoul: Korean Techno-Futurity and New Virtual Practices of Belonging, Play, and Labor
Location: Hynes: Room 207, Level 2
Saturday, Mar 21
3:00 pm

In the Era of 'Feminist Reboot': Gender and Citizenship in South Korean Cultural Texts
Location: Hynes: Room 206, Level 2
Saturday, Mar 21
3:00 pm

Transnational Korean Literature from China, Japan, and the US
Location: Hynes: Room 208, Level 2
Saturday, Mar 21
5:15 pm

Foreign encounters and unwanted homes in Korea: Building material, technology, and space
Location: Hynes: Room 202, Level 2
Saturday, Mar 21
5:15 pm

Traversing a Century of Korean Popular Music Fandom
Location: Hynes: Room 203, Level 2
Sunday, Mar 22
9:00 am

Across Cold War (B)orders: Spaces and Movements in Divided Korea and Beyond
Location: Sheraton: Beacon G, 3rd Floor
Sunday, Mar 22
9:00 am

Performing "Korean-ness": Displays of Ethnicity and Self among the Koryo-Saram Diaspora
Location: Sheraton: Beacon H, 3rd Floor
Sunday, Mar 22
9:00 am

Reconfiguring Historical Narratives through Domestic Spaces in Korea
Location: Sheraton: Clarendon, 3rd floor
Sponsored By Center for Modern Korean Studies (HK+), Yonsei University
Sunday, Mar 22
11:00 am

Beyond Colonial Modernity: New Approaches to State-Society Relations in Japanese-Occupied Korea
Location: Hynes: Room 310, Level 3
Sunday, Mar 22
11:00 am

Contemporaneity of Contemporary Korean Art
Location: Hynes: Room 311, Level 3
Sunday, Mar 22
11:00 am

North Korean Society and the State: Beyond Regime Intentions
Location: Hynes: Room 312, Level 3
Sunday, Mar 22
11:00 am

Women as Political Agents in Modern South Korea
Location: Hynes: Room 313, Level 3