Some events marked as "open" are open to the general public.
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Fri 3 Apr 2020
14:00–18:00 |
ILCAA Joint Research Project “The new boundary-crossing approach on Ancient Chinese Slip and Tablet Documents (4): Putting Daily Business of the Qin State Regional Administration under the Microscope” The 1st meeting |
- 14:00-15:50 Naomi SUZUKI (ILCAA Joint Researcher, Meiji University) “Last Modifications on the Date, Person and Office Indices for the first Volume of Liyeqinjian (First Part)”
- 16:10-18:00 Naomi SUZUKI (ILCAA Joint Researcher, Meiji University) “Last Modifications on the Date, Person and Office Indices for the first Volume of Liyeqinjian (Second Part)”
- Language: Japanese
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301, Kyoto University |
Fri 17 Apr 2020
14:00–18:00,
Sat 18 Apr 2020
10:00–17:00 |
ILCAA Joint Research Project “The new boundary-crossing approach on Ancient Chinese Slip and Tablet Documents (4): Putting Daily Business of the Qin State Regional Administration under the Microscope” The 2nd meeting |
17 Apr
- 14:00–15:50 Arnd Helmut Hafner (ILCAA Joint Researcher, Meiji University) “Reading: Tablets from the 9th layer of the Museum Collection of Liyeqinjian01 (First part)”
- 16:10–18:00 Arnd Helmut Hafner (ILCAA Joint Researcher, Meiji University) “Reading: Tablets from the 9th layer of the Museum Collection of Liyeqinjian01 (Second part)”
18 Apr
- 10:00–11:50 Tatsuma MATSUSHIMA (ILCAA Joint Researcher, Kyoto University) “Reading: Tablets from the 9th layer of the Museum Collection of Liyeqinjian02 (First part)”
- 13:15–15:00 Tatsuma MATSUSHIMA (ILCAA Joint Researcher, Kyoto University) “Reading: Tablets from the 9th layer of the Museum Collection of Liyeqinjian02 (Second part)”
- 15:15–17:00 Arnd Helmut Hafner (ILCAA Joint Researcher, Meiji University) “Considering the Conpilation Principles of the Annotated Translation of the Liyeqinjian”
- Language: Japanese
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301, Kyoto University |
Sat 18 Apr 2020
14:00–16:00 |
ILCAA Joint Research Project “Typological Study of Microvariation in Bantu (2)” The 2nd meeting |
- 14:00–14:50 Daisuke SHINAGAWA (ILCAA) “An overview of Cross-Bantu tonology: towards a micro-parametric typology”
- 15:00–16:00 All participants “General discussion: Towards setting up meaningful parameters of Cross-Bantu tonal micro-typology”
- Language: Japanese
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Online meeting |
Thu 23 Apr 2020
13:30–15:00 |
Presentations on information resources created by the IRC projects 2019 |
- 13:30–13:35 Introduction
- 13:35–13:45 Asako SHIOHARA (ILCAA) “Electronic reproduction of ILCAA Asian and African Grammatical Manual: Malayālam”
- 13:45–13:55 Asako SHIOHARA (ILCAA) “Expanding an open concordancer for Malay/Indonesian: Malindo Conc”
- 13:55–14:05 Norikazu KOGURA (ILCAA) “Compiling Database of publications in Sibe”
- 14:05–14:15 Norikazu KOGURA (ILCAA) “Publication of a cut & paste tool for audio material”
- 14:25–14:35 Keita KURABE (ILCAA), Seunghun Lee (International Christian University, voice only) “Building a digital archive of three Tibeto-Burman languages” (in English)
- 14:35–14:45 Wakako KUMAKURA (ILCAA) “A research on archiving and opening to the public of visual materials for VR/AR”
- 14:45–14:55 Izumi HOSHI (ILCAA) “Dictionary of Tibetan Pastoralism”
- 14:55–15:00 Closing
- Language: Japanese, English
- Organized by
- Information Resources Center (IRC)
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[Postponed]
Mon 27 Apr 2020
–Tue 30 Jun 2020
10:00–17:00
(Closed: Sat, Sun &
holidays except
21, 27, 28 June)
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Exhibition “Mask Migrations: Unfold Stories of Women in the Arabian-Persian Gulf” [open] |
- [The exhibition opening has been postponed]
Wearing the face mask, regionally known as burqu῾ or baṭūla, is a longstanding tradition amongst Muslim women in the Arabian-Persian Gulf. Women customarily adopted the mask from puberty or their wedding day, continuing to wear it throughout their lives. The face mask has changed and developed throughout history, while closely related to individual identities and social shifts. The diffusion of this tradition to East Africa and the production of its fabric in India reflect historical maritime trade and the changing status of territories in the Indian Ocean. Despite the decrease in mask-wearing since the 1970s, the face mask has recently gained popularity amongst young women as a fashion statement. Through introducing masked women's stories and experiences, this exhibition intends to explore the diverse functions and values of this unique tradition, challenging the misconceptions of the “Islamic veil”.
- Gallery Talks
Fri 5 Jun 15:30-16:00
Sun 28 Jun 16:00-17:00
- Language: Japanese
- Admission: Free
- No pre-registration is needed.
- Organized by
- Middle East and Islamic Studies (MEIS) at ILCAA, TUFS
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1F, ILCAA |
Fri 1 May 2020
14:00–18:00 |
ILCAA Joint Research Project “The new boundary-crossing approach on Ancient Chinese Slip and Tablet Documents (4): Putting Daily Business of the Qin State Regional Administration under the Microscope” The 3rd meeting |
- 14:00-15:50 Arnd Helmut Hafner (ILCAA Joint Researcher, Meiji University) “Reading: Tablets from the 9th layer of the Museum Collection of Liyeqinjian03 (First part)”
- 16:10-18:00 Arnd Helmut Hafner (ILCAA Joint Researcher, Meiji University) “Reading: Tablets from the 9th layer of the Museum Collection of Liyeqinjian03 (Second part)”
- Language: Japanese
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301, Kyoto University |
Sat 9 May 2020
13:00–18:00 |
Symposium on Hazards “Resilience from 3.11 through Indigenous Knowledge” [open] |
- 13:00–13:10 Ryoko NISHII (ILCAA) Introduction
I: Keynote Lecture
- 13:10–14:25 Shoichiro TAKEZAWA (Emeritus Professor, National Museum of Ethnology) “Local Community, Shopping Street, and Internally Displaced Persons from the Fukushima Nuclear Disaster: What have I done since the 2011 East Japan Earthquake?”
II. Book Session
Yuichi SEKIYA and Hiroki TAKAKURA (eds.), The public anthropology of recovery after the triple disaster in Japan: collaboration with the victims of the earthquake, tsunami, and Fukushima nuclear disaster, Tokyo University Press, 2019.
- 14:45–15:15 Yuichi SEKIYA (Tokyo University)
- 15:15–15:45 Tom Gill (Meijigakuin University)
- 15:45–16:15 Hiroki TAKAKURA (Tohoku University)
- 16:30–16:50 Yasushi UCHIYAMADA (University of Tsukuba) Comment
- 16:50–18:00 Discussion
- Language: Japanese
- Admission: Free
- No pre-registration is needed.
- Jointly Sponsored by
- Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research(A) “New Anthropological Approach to Affective Studies through Fieldwork Focused on Critical Situations” (Principal Investigator: Ryoko NISHII (ILCAA) Project Number: 17H00948), Core Project “The Potential Value of Indigenous Knowledge in Managing Hazards in Asia and Africa: The Anthropological Explorations into the Linkage of Micro-Macro Perspectives 2”
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