[KS] Fwd: [INVITATION] Inviting you to celebrate Hahn Moo-Sook's 100th Birthday with us!

Fri Sep 21 13:18:44 EDT 2018

Please join us for the 26th Annual Hahn Moo-Sook Colloquium in the Korean
Humanities!

Sincerely,
Ann Yang

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The 26th Annual Hahn Moo-Sook Colloquium in the Korean Humanities
[image: The 26th Annual Hahn Moo-Sook Colloquium in the Korean Humanities]
*The 26th Annual Hahn Moo-Sook Colloquium in the Korean Humanities*
*In Celebration of Hahn Moo-Sook's 100th Birthday*
*"Emotion, Culture, and Subjectivity in Korea"*
*Friday, November 9, 2018 - Saturday, November 10, 2018*
Register Now <https://t.e2ma.net/click/ks2uu/whqzl0c/4bv5nh>

Thanks to the co-sponsorship of Academy of Korean Studies, Korea
Foundation, Literature Translation Institute of Korea, Sigur Center for
Asian Studies, and the Institute for Etnographic Research, the George
Washington University’s Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures
and the Institute for Korean Studies invite you to this exciting
celebration with good food and engaging panel talks!
In celebrating the 100th birthday of Hahn Moo-Sook, the 26th HMS colloquium
has been combined with the Signature Conference of the GW Institute for
Korean Studies. The colloquium brings renowned scholars in the field of the
Korean studies to focus on the theme of emotion and affect in Korean
history, society, and culture. The two keynote speakers, Donald Baker and
Hyaeweol Choi, will discuss the complex emotion reflected in Hahn
Moo-Sook's novels and also explain Hahn Moo-Sook's significance in the
context of women's history and the politics of archives. The panel
presentations will explore various emotions and affect covering the period
from Chosŏn Korea (1392-1910) to the two Koreas.

*Program Details *

*Congratulatory Remarks*

Ambassador Cho Yoon-je, Embassy of the Republic of Korea
President & CEO Kathleen Stephens, Korea Economic Institute of America
(Former Ambassador to the Repubilc of Korea)

*Featured Speaker*

Young-Key Kim-Renaud, Professor Emeritus, The George Washington University

*Keynote Speeches*

Donald Baker, "The Inner Lives of Tasan Chŏng Yagyong and Paul Chŏng
Hasang”
Hyaeweol Choi, “A Quiet Revolt: Gender, Conversion, and Emotional
Communities in Modern Korea”

*Panel I: Chosŏn*
Jungwon Kim, “Mourning in Your Heart (Simsang): Performing Ritual and
Emotion in Chosŏn Korea”
Sixiang Wang, “Emotions of Empire: Affective Discourse in Early Modern
Korean Diplomacy”
Discussant: Sun Joo Kim, Harvard University

*Panel II: Colonial Korea*

Yoonsun Yang, “Disorderly Emotions: Korean Medical and Literary Discourses
in the Late 1910s and Early 1920s”
Sonja Kim, “Contested Economies of Compassion and Medicine in Colonial
Korea"
Dafna Zur, “Reforming the Language of the Heart: Children’s Poetry and
Emotional Education in Colonial Korea”
Discussants: Soyoung Suh, Dartmouth University; Maria Frawley, The George
Washington University

*Panel III: Post-liberation Korea*
Jae Won E. Chung, “Literature as Aesthetic-Affective Psychogeography:
Women’s Writing during the Korean War”
Gregg Brazinsky, “Empathy at War: The Korean War and the Making of a
Sino-North Korean Emotional Regime”
Suzy Kim, “By Virtue of Vengeance: Affective Histories of Wŏnhan in North
Korea”
Nan Kim, “Unintimate Longing: Separated Korean Families, Division’s Affect,
and the Scene of Public Emotion”
Discussant: Haiyan Lee, Stanford University

*Panel IV: Contemporary Korea*
Sun-chul Kim, “From Farmer to Activist: Emotional Processes in Miryang
Farmers’ Fight against Power Transmission Towers”
Haeyeon Choo, “Speculative Home-Making: Gendered Affect, Class Mobility,
and Real Estate Investment in South Korea”
Youngmin Choe, “Beside Oneself: Self-portraiture, Craft Process, and
Affective Labor in Kim Ki-duk’s Arirang”
John SP Cho, “Lifestyle Politics: Building “Jeongful” Relations between
South Korean Gay Men”
Discussant: Jie Yang, Simon Fraser University

See detailed *Program Schedule
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The 26th HMS colloquium (
https://eall.columbian.gwu.edu/hahn-moo-sook-colloquium) is open to the
public FREE OF CHARGE. However, reservations are required. For questions
regarding the colloquium, please contact gwiks at gwu.edu.

*Friday, Nov 09, 2018*
8:20 AM - 5:00 PM
Panels I - III
Lunch provided.
City View Room, Elliott School of International Affairs
*1957 E Street NW, 7th floor, Washington, DC 20052
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*Saturday, Nov 10, 2018*
9:30 AM - 2:00 PM
Panel IV
Lunch provided.
Lindner Family Commons, Elliott School of International Affairs
*1957 E Street, NW, Room 602, Washington, DC 20052*
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The HMS Colloquium in the Korean Humanities series at GW provides a forum
for academic discussion of Korean arts, history, language, literature,
thought and religious systems in the context of East Asia and the world.
The colloquium series is made possible by an endowment established by the
estate of Hahn Moo-Sook (1918-1993), one of Korea’s most honored writers,
to uphold her spirit of openness, curiosity, and commitment to education.
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