University of Otago Division of Humanities

Asia-New Zealand Research Cluster

Previous Research Symposium, June 2007

Representing Asia, Remaking New Zealand in Contemporary New Zealand Culture

 

ABOUT

This special one-day symposium on Saturday 2 June 2007 explores the ways in which the concepts Asia and New Zealand, Asian and New Zealander are being challenged and modified in contemporary art, music, literature, theatre, television, and film. The seminar addresses both the role that Asian New Zealanders are playing in contemporary New Zealand culture and the increasing importance of Asian culture and representations of Asia in New Zealand arts and literature as a whole.

A Special Edition of the New Zealand Journal of Asian Studies (to be published in June 2008) will be devoted to selected papers from the symposium, as well as those by invited contributors.

SPEAKERS

Diana Bridge (Independent Scholar and Writer), Hilary Chung, Shuchi Kothari, Daniel Malone (all University of Auckland), William Farrimond (University of Waikato), Jack Body (NZ School of Music), Ouyang Yu (Wuhan University, China), David Bell, Jacob Edmond, Henry Johnson, Jacqui Leckie, Paola Voci (all University of Otago)

LOCATION

Burns 3 (ground floor) for sessions and Humanities Common Room (1W9, first floor) for refreshments,
Arts Building,
Albany Street,
University of Otago,
Dunedin

DATE AND TIME

9.30–5.30 (SATURDAY 2 JUNE)

ATTENDANCE IS FREE
For catering purposes, please RSVP Liz Lammers (Departmental Administrator, Department of English) by 28 May: liz.lammers@stonebow.otago.ac.nz

For further information, contact:

Dr. Jacob Edmond
Senior Lecturer in Modern and Contemporary Poetry
Department of English
University of Otago
PO Box 56
Dunedin 9054
New Zealand
Phone: +64 3 479 7969
Fax: +64 3 479 8558
Email: jacob.edmond@otago.ac.nz

PROGRAMME

Download a copy of the programme (PDF 224 KB)

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