[KS] Reminder: Korean Literature Association 2024 Annual Conference at Ohio State University
Pil Ho Kim
plateaux at gmail.com
Wed Oct 9 14:43:11 EDT 2024
*Act! Performativity of Korean Literature*
Korean Literature Association Annual Conference
The Ohio State University, Columbus
October 11-12, 2024
*Pre-conference Virtual Session* (10/10, 7-9pm, all US Eastern Time)
- Adrianna Hajduga (Jagiellonian) “Literature Designed to Serve: The
Case of Kim Il Sung’s With the Century Intervening into Mental Structures
and Performative Schemes of the North Korean Society”
- Mina Kwon (North Georgia) “Embodied Knowledge Research: Research-based
Critical Translation Project of Traditional Korean Puppet Theatre”
- Jan Creutzenberg (Ewha) “Acting Out the Ape: Performance of Otherness
via Kafka in Korea”
- Discussant: Jaehyuk Lee (OSU)
*Day 1* (Friday, 10/11): Pomerene Hall Room 280 (also on Zoom)
8:45-9:00am Opening Remarks
9:00-10:00am *Keynote Lecture: *Translating the Musical Literacy of Pansori
Chan E. Park (Professor Emerita, OSU)
10:15am-12:15pm *Plenary Session*: Performativity, Adaptation, and
Contemporary Korean Theater
- Areum Jeong (Arizona State) “Documenting the Jeju 4.3 in Creative
VaQi’s The Story of Island”
- Jieun Lee (Emory) “Korean Transnational Women Adoptees and Adoption in
Contemporary Korean Theater”
- Victoria Caudle (UCLA) “Casting Race: The Performance and
Performativity of Race and Disability in Wandŭk-i and its Adaptations”
- Spencer Lee-Lenfield (Harvard) “Translating As Scriptwriting: O
Kyung-sook’s Theatrical Adaptation of Theresa Hak Kyung Cha’s Dictee”
- Discussant: Hayana Kim (OSU)
1:15-2:15pm *Performance Presentation*, "Nolpan: Khoj"
Performed by Jin Won (dancer/choreographer); Directed by Yong Suk Yoo
(Carnegie Mellon); Introduction and post-performance Q&A moderation by
Kee-Yoon Nahm (Yale)
2:20-4:20pm *Parallel Sessions*
*Attuning to the Poetic Sounds of the Korean Diaspora* (Pomerene 280)
- Hoon Lee (Indiana) “‘Bared Noise, Groan, Bits Torn from Words’:
Abstraction, or a World-Building in Dictee”
- Vero Chai (Rutgers) “(M)Otherworldly Utter: Sounding Theresa Hak Kyung
Cha’s Dictee”
- Olan Munson (Michigan) “From Autogenesis to Autogeography: Comparing
Kim Hyesoon and Don Mee Choi” [virtual]
- I. Jonathan Kief (UNC) “Speaking and Listening across Borders: Radio
Texts in the Cold War Koreas and Beyond”
- Discussants: Jina Kim (Oregon) and Jae Won Edward Chung (Rutgers)
*Text as a Performative Space* (Pomerene 250)
- So-Rim Lee (Penn) “Of Other Bodies and Worlds: Tracing a Cultural
Discourse of Remedy in the Postwar Dailies”
- Jinsoo An (Berkeley) “Poetry in Performance?: The Case of Lee
Chang-dong’s film Poetry”
- Tanner Rogers (Minnesota) “The Urban, the Rural, and the National: A
Spatial Analysis of Pak Bŏm-sin’s Lying Like a Blade of Grass“
- Discussants: Ted Hughes (Columbia [virtual]) and Sunyoung Park (USC)
4:30-6:00pm *Parallel Sessions *
*Bringing the Body and the Sound to Bear on Text *(Pomerene 280)
- Young A. Jung (George Mason) “Return of Blood, Excrement, and Body: On
Materiality and Physicality of the Body”
- Sunhong Kim (Michigan) “Fight for Victory! The Combative Spirit of
P’iri in the Korean War Poems/Songs and Records”
- Yoonbin Cho (Penn) “Film Narration in Korea’s Changing Media
Landscape: Byeonsa Performances and Their Modern Revival on Television and
YouTube”
- Discussant: Immanuel Kim (George Washington)
*Literature in/as a Political Battlefield *(Pomerene 250)
- Hyowon Park (UCLA) “Kwangju on the Caribbean Archipelago in a
Relational World: The Resurgence of the ‘Poetics of Relation’ in the 5/18
Literature of the 1980s-2010s”
- Aimée Lê (Pusan National) “Worker Writing and Performance: The Case of
Ssangyong Motors”
- Soonyoung Lee (Bard College) “The Performativity of Financial
Capitalism in Contemporary Korean Fiction”
- Discussant: Pil Ho Kim (OSU)
*Day 2* (Saturday, 10/12): Pomerene Hall Room 280 (also on Zoom)
9:00-10:00am *Writer Talk: Playwright Kim Eunsung* [virtual]
"Putting South Korean Society on Stage: A Perspective of a Playwright Born
in the 1970s"
10:15am-11:45pm *Plenary Session:*
*Performativity and Intercultural Dialogue in Translating Korean Drama*
- Walter Byongsok Chon (Ithaca College) “Intersecting Life and Art and
Crossing Cultural Boundaries in the English Translations of Myung-Wha Kim’s
Plays”
- Jisun Kim (Yale) “Translating/Transforming Performative
Universalities: In the Case of Yeon-Ok Ko's The Sensibility of a Wife”
- Kee-Yoon Nahm (Yale) “Performing Departures from Korea in Translations
of Yun Mi Hyun’s Texas Aunt and The Wooden Boat”
- Discussant: Yong Suk Yoo (Carnegie Mellon)
1:30-3:30pm *Parallel Sessions*
*Performing Ethnicity in the Global Korean Diaspora* (Pomerene 280)
- Jerôme de Wit (Vienna) “Performative Agency in the Literature of
Korean-Chinese Author Pak Sŏnsŏk”
- Nick Allaman (OSU) “A Beautiful Garment Riddled with Holes: Crafting
Place and Identity in Chaoxianzu writer Jin Renshun’s Short Fiction”
- Iris Kim (Columbia) “Epistolary Intimacy: Letters to Family in Divided
Korea through Zainichi Media”
- Ji-yoon An (UBC) "The Predicament of (Korean) Diasporic Cinema: An
Exploration of Past Lives"
- Discussants: Miya Qiong Xie (Dartmouth [virtual]) and Keita Moore
(OSU)
*Queer, Gendered, or Vegetarian Performance of the Body *(Pomerene 250)
- Raymond Ra (USC) “The Conspicuously Fabulous: Queer Korean Performance
as Errantry”
- Hyun Jung Kong (Penn State) “The (Un)Masking of the Bodies: Cinematic
Performances of the Military Sex Workers in Tour of Duty”
- Vanessa Baker (Indiana) “Hypermasculine Performance in Ch’ae Mansik’s
1939 Kŭm ŭi chŏngyŏl (Passion of Gold)”
- Perry D. Miller (Indiana) “Bigeon (비건) at the Hwesik (회식) and Other
Limit Experiences: Plant-based Lifestyles and the Performance of Self in
the Korean Workplace.
- Discussants: Kevin Shadel (Berkeley [virtual]) and Deborah Solomon
(Otterbein)
3:45-5:45pm *Plenary Session: Performativity in Pre-Modern Korean
Literature*
- Marjorie Burge (Colorado) “Hyangga as Performance: Contextualizing the
Ritual Efficacy of Silla Songs”
- Althea Volpe (Sapienza) “Recitation and chanting of Buddhist dhāraṇīs
in Contemporary Korea: The Case of Master Ǔisang’s Pǒpsǒngge” [virtual]
- Hyun Suk Park (UCLA) “Virtual Courtesans: Courtesan-Celebrities in the
Poetry of Eighteenth-Century Korea”
- Owen Stampton (Sheffield) “Yi Kwang-su’s The Martyr: Critiquing the
Present through Staging the Past”
- Discussants: Ross King (UBC [virtual]) and Hwisang Cho (Emory)
5:50pm Closing Remarks
For more information about the KLA membership and conference registration,
please visit the website: https://koreanlit.org/
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