Updated: Mon 8/30/04

Spring 2003

JAPANESE MEN AND INTERMARRIAGE: STATE DISCIPLINE, MASCULINE DESIRES, AND MODERN IDENTITIES."

Ms. Nobue Suzuki, PhD Candidate, Anthropology, UH Manoa

Co-sponsored with the Department of Anthropology.

FACING OFF (^O^) (^_-) m(__)m : ON-LINE SOCIALITY IN CONTEMPORARY JAPAN

Dr. Christine Yano, Associate Professor, Anthropology, UH Manoa

Mr. Hirofumi Katsuno, PhD Candidate, Anthropology, UH Manoa

KABUKI AND THE WAR FOR GREATER EAST ASIA: 1930-1945

Dr. James Brandon, Professor Emeritus of Theatre, UH Manoa

KABUKI - 1, USA - 0: FAILURE OF AMERICAN CENSORSHIP OF KABUKI

Dr. James Brandon, Professor Emeritus of Theatre, UH Manoa

WHO REALLY KIDNAPPED THOSE JAPANESE TO NORTH KOREA?

Dr. Patricia Steinhoff, Professor, Sociology, UH Manoa

CAREER SEMINAR: INTERPRETATION AND TRANSLATION (for students)

Dr. David Ashworth, Associate Professor of Japanese, Dept. of East Asian Languages and Literatures (EALL) and Director, Center for Interpretation & Translation Studies (CITS)

Ms. Se Rah Lee, President, Se Rah Lee Translation (Korean language)

Ms. Yumiko Tateyama, Instructor of Japanese, EALL

Dr. Suzanne Zeng, Instructor of Chinese, EALL, CITS

With special guest, Dr. Siegfried Ramler, Adjunct Fellow, East-West Center

I MISS YOU SO I AM: NEW JAPANESE MELANCHOLIAS

Dr. Earl Jackson, Associate Professor, UC Santa Cruz and Visiting Research Fellow, East-West Center

Shôjo in Wonderland: The Role of the Young Female in Spirited Away and Serial Experiments: Lain

Dr. Susan Napier, Mitsubishi Professor of Japanese Studies, University of Texas-Austin

SAME BED, DIFFERENT DREAMS: THE ONGOING JUDICIAL REFORM IN JAPAN AND THE CONSEQUENCES FOR ITS LAW SCHOOLS

Prof. Yasutomo Morigiwa, School of Law, Nagoya University

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