Co-organizers:
Wen-Yi Huang & Xiaofei Tian
Date:
May 23, 2019
Location:
The Common Room, 2 Divinity Avenue, Cambridge, MA
Harvard University
Program
9:30-9:40 Opening
Remarks
Panel I. Going South
9:40-10:40
Evan
Nicoll-Johnson (University of
Alberta), “Guo Pu (276-324) the Wanderer: Magic and Migration in the Jin
Dynasty”
Lu Kou (Williams College), “Detainees and Letters to
Request Release in Early Medieval China”
Panel II. The Mobility of Texts and Images
10:40-11:40
Keith N.
Knapp (The Citadel), “Cultural
Baggage: The Transmission and Spread of Accounts
of Filial Offspring during the Northern and Southern Dynasties”
Fan Zhang (NYU-Shanghai), “Between Hexi and Pingcheng: Migration of Image, Style, and People”
11:40-1:00 Lunch
[Workshop Participants Only]
Panel III. Looking Back and Around
1:00-2:00
Jack W.
Chen (University of Virginia),
“Looking Back across the River: Nostalgia as Migrancy in the Shishuo xinyu”
Xiaofei
Tian (Harvard University), “The
Worlds on the Edge between Darkness and Light: Fifth-century ‘Supernatural’
Stories of a Migrant Community”
Panel IV. Rootedness, Relocation, and Identity
2:00-3:00
Andrew
Chittick (Eckerd College),
“Borderlands and Migration to North and South: A Study of the Qing-Qi Region in
the Fifth Century CE”
Wen-Yi Huang (Harvard University), “How to Name People on the Move: A Case Study of the
Northern Wei”
3:00-3:15 Coffee
Break
Panel V. Moving Monks and Merchants
3:15-4:15
James
Robson (Harvard University),
“Monks, Movement, and Migration: A Preliminary Assessment of the Large-Scale
Movement of Buddhist Monks in Early Medieval China”
Jin Xu (Vassar College), “Following in the Footsteps of
Siddhartha: Shi Jun Sarcophagus and the Picturing of an Allegorical Biography”
4:15-4:45 General
Discussion and Concluding Remarks
6:30 Dinner for Workshop Participants
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