University of TSUKUBA, ICR-IAJS Joint Special Symposium [November 17th ]

ICR-IAJS Joint Special Symposium will be held on November 17th.  The title of the symposium is called “The Reservation, Innovation and Propagation of Japanese Language and Culture: Is Japanese English Mixed Style Possible or Problematic?”

Looking forward to your participation!

 

Title: The Reservation, Innovation and Propagation of Jheaapanese Language and Culture: Is Japanese English Mixed Style Possible or Problematic?

Date: Thursday, November 17, 2016   13:00~18:00

Place: University of Tsukuba, 1C306

Sponsor: ICR and IAJS

Poster: Click here

 

Opening 13:00

 

Lectures 13;05-15:05

Discussants:

Hirofumi Tsushiro

(Professor of IAJS at University of Tsukuba, Religion and Society, Public Religion, Modern Spiritualism)

 “Mechanism to Overcome Alternative of Ruling Language – From Asymmetric to Symmetric, From Inseparability to Syncretism-”

 

Rest 15:05-15:25

Comprehensive Discussion 15:25-17:55

Closing 18:00

 

 

Kazuhiro Ikeda

(Associate Professor at Osaka University of Tourism)

“Possibility of Japanese-English Conflation Statement – Frontier of Learning and Using English and Japanese“

 

Manabu Akiyama

(Professor at University of Tsukuba, Literature in general)

“Translating Religious Concept – Based on the History of Bible Translation and the Buddhist Literature Translation”

 

Noriko Hiraishi

(Associate Professor of IAJS at University of Tsukuba, Comparative Literature)

“What is Madame Butterfly Talk About? – Implications of Language Conflation from Literary Work -”