Nagoya American Studies Summer Seminar 2010
Nagoya American Studies Summer Seminar 2010
Nanzan University invites the public to attend a free American Studies seminar entitled "Toward a Common Memory of Our Past.” Three keynote speakers from the US and Japan will each speak for 60 minutes on the theme of historical memory with a focus on WWII and reconciliation. Simultaneous translation (and A/C) will be provided! It is hard to find a good panel discussion in English in Japan, so do not miss this opportunity. It brings me back to my university days and the intellectual stimulation of the University of Washington Campus in Seattle. As I am more likely to spend my nights at karaoke recently, this is a very exciting change of pace for me!
Moderator
Yui Daizaburo (Tokyo Woman's Christian University)
Speakers:
Lisa Yoneyama (University of California, San Diego, Literature and Culture)
Robert J. McMahon (Ohio State University, Politics and International Relations)
Mariannna Torgovnic (Duke University, History and Society)
Commentators:
Kan Hideki (Seinan Jo Gakuin University)
Takahashi Hiroko (Hiroshima City University)
Kondo Takahiro (Nagoya University)
July 24th 10:00-17：00
Nanzan University Nagoya Campus - B building (B11); Nagoya Daigaku Subway Station, exit 1. Access Map
Nanzan University invites the public to attend a free American Studies seminar entitled "Toward a Common Memory of Our Past.” Three keynote speakers from the US and Japan will each speak for 60 minutes on the theme of historical memory with a focus on WWII and reconciliation. Simultaneous translation (and A/C) will be provided! It is hard to find a good panel discussion in English in Japan, so do not miss this opportunity. It brings me back to my university days and the intellectual stimulation of the University of Washington Campus in Seattle. As I am more likely to spend my nights at karaoke recently, this is a very exciting change of pace for me!
Moderator
Yui Daizaburo (Tokyo Woman's Christian University)
Speakers:
Lisa Yoneyama (University of California, San Diego, Literature and Culture)
Robert J. McMahon (Ohio State University, Politics and International Relations)
Mariannna Torgovnic (Duke University, History and Society)
Commentators:
Kan Hideki (Seinan Jo Gakuin University)
Takahashi Hiroko (Hiroshima City University)
Kondo Takahiro (Nagoya University)
July 24th 10:00-17：00
Nanzan University Nagoya Campus - B building (B11); Nagoya Daigaku Subway Station, exit 1. Access Map
