[KS] Fwd: Register for Conference: Politics of Public Space

Eugene Y. Park epa at sas.upenn.edu
Fri Nov 4 22:53:26 EDT 2011


Dear colleagues,

Announcement of an upcoming conference at UPenn (see below) may be of 
interest to some. Please e-mail the Kim Program assistant, Ms. Jooyeon 
Hahm <kim-pks at sas.upenn.edu>, for further details.

Best,

Gene Park
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Eugene Y. Park
Korea Foundation Associate Professor of History
Director, James Joo-Jin Program in Korean Studies
University of Pennsylvania
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Subject: 	Register for Conference: Politics of Public Space
Date: 	Fri, 4 Nov 2011 11:01:19 -0400
From: 	Kim Program in Korean Studies at UPenn <kim-pks at sas.upenn.edu>
Reply-To: 	Kim Program in Korean Studies at UPenn <kim-pks at sas.upenn.edu>

	



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      You are invited to attend:


  Conference: Politics of Public Space in Korea


    Friday, November 11, 2011 2:00 PM until Saturday, November 12, 2011
    7:00 PM

>From individuals tagging graffiti to mass candlelight vigils, from 
popular remembrances of the Korean War to ritual observances at 
monuments, the so-called ‘public space’ has been fertile ground for 
Koreans to present their visions of the past, present, and future.

This conference provides an opportunity to reassess and reconfigure 
existing frameworks regarding public action (by individuals and groups) 
by inviting papers that advance our understanding of the role of public 
space in Korean society and culture.

This conference is made possible with funding from the Academy of Korean 
Studies, as well as the generous support of the James Joo-Jin Kim Korean 
Studies Program and the Center for East Asian Studies at U. of 
Pennsylvania.  The organizers are Nicholas Harkness (Harvard U.) and 
Saeyoung Park (U. of Pennsylvania).

For more on the conference, please click here 
<http://www.sas.upenn.edu/koreanstudies/publicspace.html>.

  -There is no registration charge, but conference meal tickets are 
available for attendees.  A set-menu lunch will be held at San Kee on 
12.30pm, 11/12 for $23.  A carte fixe dinner will take place at Hanwool 
on 11/12 at 6pm.  Tickets for dinner are $25.  Drinks are not included 
in either ticket.  It is not required to purchase either or both lunch 
and dinner tickets in order to participate in the conference.   Tickets 
can be paid for via check or in cash. *Please email the Kim Program 
assistant, Jooyeon Hahm, at kim-pks at sas.upenn.edu for a reservation and 
for further details.* /Meal tickets must be reserved on the day of rsvp 
and cannot be purchased at the conference as headcounts must be provided 
to restaurants ahead of time./

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