He Yuming (University of California, Davis) “Staging Knowledge: Editorial Labor and Daily-use Encyclopedias in 8:45–10:15 (Coos Bay Room) Late-Ming Kou Lu (Harvard University) China” “Praising Foreign Gifts in Early Medieval Courts” Chen Jing (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) “Making a Diversified Lineage: Publishing Gushi Anthologies in the Timothy Late Ming” Michael O’Neill (Pacific Lutheran University) and “Sima Qian Timothy Clifford (University of Hermeneutics” Pennsylvania) State “Archaism, Anthology Production, and Socially Engineering Literary History in Ming Jennifer Liu (University of Washington) by redefining its xuanxue China” “Clarifying abstruse origins” Session 3B Six Dynasties History Chair: Joseph Cutter 10:15–10:30 Coffee & Tea Break Session 4A Ming Literature Chair: Paul Kroll Chair: Wendy Swartz 10:30–12:00 (Coos Bay Room) Lucas Wolf (Arizona State University ) 10:30–12:00 (Astoria Room) Sun Di (University of Can Hawai’i, Manoa) “You Take it With you: ‘Raising and “‘The Chrysanthemum Vow’ 拔宅) the and Residence’ (bazhai Kokugaku Akinari’s Thought” Daoist Practice” Thomas Jülch (Ghent University) “The Julian Wu (Arizona State University) a Buddhist apologetic Zhenzheng lun, “Metadramatic Illustrations: Woodblock treatise directed against Daoism” Imprints and Dream Plots in Ming Vernacular Literature” Timothy Wai Keung Chan (Hong Kong Xin Zhaokun (Arizona State University) Baptist University) ‘“I Seek and Antiquity: and Guchui Gu “Orality Transcendence in this Grotto’: A Quest in Shishuo Ling Mengchu’s (1580-1644) for by the in ‘The Nymph Riverbank’ xinyu guchui” Three Dunhuang Songs” Session 4B Tang Dynasty Religion 12:00–1:45 Lunch Break Session 5A Early China I Chair: Michael Farmer 1:45–3:15 (Astoria Room)
He Yuming (University of California, Davis) “Staging Knowledge: Editorial Labor and Daily-use Encyclopedias in Late-Ming China” Chen Jing (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) “Making a Diversified Lineage: Publishing Gushi Anthologies in the Late Ming” Timothy Clifford (University of Pennsylvania) “Archaism, State Anthology Production, and Socially Engineering Literary History in Ming China” Session 3B Six Dynasties History Chair: Joseph Cutter 8:45–10:15 (Coos Bay Room) Kou Lu (Harvard University) “Praising Foreign Gifts in Early Medieval Courts” Timothy Michael O’Neill (Pacific Lutheran University) “Sima Qian and Hermeneutics” Jennifer Liu (University of Washington) “Clarifying xuanxue by redefining its abstruse origins” 10:15–10:30 Coffee & Tea Break Session 4A Ming Literature Chair: Wendy Swartz 10:30–12:00 (Astoria Room) Sun Di (University of Hawai’i, Manoa) “‘The Chrysanthemum Vow’ and Akinari’s Kokugaku Thought” Julian Wu (Arizona State University) “Metadramatic Illustrations: Woodblock Imprints and Dream Plots in Ming Vernacular Literature” Xin Zhaokun (Arizona State University) “Orality and Antiquity: Guchui and Gu in Ling Mengchu’s (1580-1644) Shishuo xinyu guchui” Session 4B Tang Dynasty Religion Chair: Paul Kroll 10:30–12:00 (Coos Bay Room) Lucas Wolf (Arizona State University ) “You Can Take it With you: ‘Raising the Residence’ (bazhai 拔宅) and Daoist Practice” Thomas Jülch (Ghent University) “The Zhenzheng lun, a Buddhist apologetic treatise directed against Daoism” Timothy Wai Keung Chan (Hong Kong Baptist University) ‘“I Seek Transcendence in this Grotto’: A Quest for ‘The Nymph by the Riverbank’ in Three Dunhuang Songs” 12:00–1:45 Lunch Break Session 5A Early China I Chair: Michael Farmer 1:45–3:15 (Astoria Room)