[KS] Summer School Annoucement: FUTH 2011

[RICH HK]

Inviting grad students and recent PhDs to apply to:

*The 2nd Flying University of Transnational Humanities*

“Border-crossing Self”

*June 25 – 29, 2011*

International Conference Room, Paiknam Library & Academic Information
Center, Hanyang University, Seoul, Korea

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*Application deadline: April 14, 2011*
http://www.rich.ac/eng/fly/apply.php?pageNum=5&subNum=3
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Contact: hk.transnational at gmail.com


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*DAY 1: JUNE 25 (SATURDAY)
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09:00-09:20 *Registration*

09:20-09:30 *Welcome Remarks *by* *Jie-Hyun Lim (Hanyang University)

09:30-11:00 *Lecture and Q&A*

Naoki Sakai (Cornell University)

*Translation as Bordering: Translation and the Indeterminacy of National
Language*

11:00-11:15 *Coffee Break*

11:15-12:45 *Lecture and Q&A*


Boris Buden (European Institute for Progressive Cultural Policies)*
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*Translation – A Border Crossing or a Border Making Experience*

12:45-14:00 *Lunch*

14:00-15:45 *Student Presentation & Feedback *

*Group 1 *(2 presentations)

*Group 2 *(2 presentations)

15:45-16:00 *Coffee Break*

16:00-17:45 *Student Presentation & Feedback *

*Group 1 *(2 presentations)

*Group 2 *(2 presentations)

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*DAY 2: JUNE 26 (SUNDAY)                                                 *

09:30-11:00 *Lecture and Q&A*

David Newman (Ben Gurion University)

*Closing, Opening and Re-Closing of Border: A Space-Time Perspective*

11:00-11:15 *Coffee Break*

11:15-12:45 *Lecture and Q&A*

Ien Ang (University of Western Sydney)*
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*Unsettling the National: Heritage and Diaspora*

12:45-14:00 *Lunch*

14:00-15:45 *Student Presentation & Feedback *

*Group 1 *(2 presentations)

*Group 2 *(2 presentations)

15:45-16:00 *Coffee Break*

16:00-17:45 *Student Presentation & Feedback *

*Group 1 *(2 presentations)

*Group 2 *(2 presentations)

17:45-19:00 *Dinner*

19:00-20:50 *Film Screening *

*The Border City **II* (2009, Documentary, Director: Hyungsook Hong)

20:50-21:30 *Q&A with Director*

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*DAY 3: JUNE 27 (MONDAY)
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09:30-11:00 *Lecture and Q&A*

Rada Iveković (University Jean Monnet - St. Etienne)*
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*Those Other Borderlands. Displacing Eurasia                          *

11:00-11:15 *Coffee Break*

11:15-12:45 *Lecture and Q&A*

Jie-Hyun Lim (Hanyang University)*
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*Border-crossing Intelligentsias in the Cold War Era: South Korean and
Polish Dissidents in the Crossfire*

12:45-14:00 *Lunch*

14:00-15:45 *Student Presentation & Feedback *

*Group 1 *(2 presentations)

*Group 2 *(2 presentations)

15:45-16:00 *Coffee Break*

16:00-17:45 *Student Presentation & Feedback *

*Group 1 *(2 presentations)

*Group 2 *(2 presentations)

17:45-19:00 *Dinner*

19:00-20:30 *Film Screening*

*Whose Is This Song?* (2003, Documentary, Director: Adela Peeva)

Comments by: Rada Iveković



*DAY 4: JUNE 28 (TUESDAY)                                                *

09:30-11:00 *Lecture and Q&A*

Sandro Mezzadra (University of Bologna) **

*Border as a Method: Movements and Struggles of Migration in a Globalizing
World*

11:00-11:15 *Coffee Break*

11:15-12:45 *Lecture and Q&A*

William Walters (Carleton University)**

*‘The Vehicles Are Missing’. Why should we grant ships, railway tunnels and
other material objects a more central place in studies of the contested
politics of migration*

12:45-14:00 *Lunch*

14:00-15:45 *Student Presentation & Feedback *

*Group 1 *(2 presentations)

*Group 2 *(2 presentations)

15:45-16:00 *Coffee Break*

16:00-17:45 *Student Presentation & Feedback *

*Group 1 *(2 presentations)

*Group 2 *(2 presentations)

17:45-   *Farewell Party*

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*DAY 5: JUNE 29 (WEDNESDAY)
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10:00-11:30 *Wrap-Up Discussion*

11:30 *Adjournment*
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