动态 - 7.21-24 Beijing: Workshop

7.21-24 Beijing: Workshop on Theorizing Structural Change in 20th Century China http://www.uchicago.cn/event/workshop ... -in-20th-century-china-2/ July 21-24, 2011, Beijing China’s history can be characterized as a history of social and intellectual responses to new forms of global structurings and imperatives. The proposed workshop would like to contribute to our understanding of such transformations by focusing attention on the ways in which the history of China is integrated into global logics. In order to contribute to a discussion of transformations in China from a perspective that is not limited to “Chinese studies,” we would like to bring together scholars who study China from a wide variety of backgrounds and scholars who have developed theoretical frameworks for understanding change in the modern world. Organizers: James Hevia (Department of International History), Viren Murty, and Moishe Postone (Department of History), in collaboration with Wang Hui, Institute of Advanced Studies and Department of Chinese Language and Literature at Qinghua (Tsinghua) University. Tentative Schedule of Panels: July 21st 8:30 Opening Remarks: Jim Hevia, Moishe Postone and Viren Murthy 9:00-12:00 Keynote Speech Moderator: Wang Hui Moishe Postone, “Rethinking Marx’s Critical Theory” 12:00-1:15pm Lunch Panels Each speaker on a panel will speak for 20 minutes. 1:30-3:00pm Panel 1 Late Qing Treaty Ports in the Context of Global Capitalism Moderator: Jim Hevia Stacie Hanneman, “Treaty Port China: forging global logics of governance” Andy Liu, “Treaty port China, the tea trade, world competition” 3:00-3:15 Coffee Break 3:15-4:45pm Panel 2: Legal and Intellectual Transformations of the Late Qing in Global Context Moderator: Stacie Hanneman Robert Stern, The Jurisprudence of Empire: Civilization, Extraterritoriality, and the Juridical Order of the Earth Jim Hevia, “Western Imperialism and Military Reform in Japan and China” Dinner Day 2 July 22nd 9:00 – 10:30 am Panel 3: Rethinking Chinese Political Philosophy: Rethinking the Pasts and Futures of Equality Moderator: Saul Thomas Wang Hui, Another Inquiry on the "Equality of What?" Zhihang Qiao, 天义报与晚清无政府主义的平等问题 （The Journal of Natural Justice and the Problem of Equality in Late Qing Anarchist Thought) 10:30-10:45 Coffee Break 10:45- 12:15 pm Panel 4 Rethinking Revolutionary China Part I Moderator Sun Ge Cui Zhiyuan Title to be Announced Mobo Gao, Title to be announced 12:15 to 1:15 Lunch 1:30-3:00pm Panel 5: Rethinking Revolutionary China Part II Moderator Christian Uhl Jake Werner: 1950s China as an instance of global Fordism Wu Yiching, “Revolution” and “Restoration” in Contemporary China: Toward a Historical Critique of Chinese Postsocialism” 3:00-3:15pm Coffee Break 3:15-4:45pm Panel 6: Rethinking Globalization, Knowledge Production and Cultural Translation Moderator Viren Murthy Christian Uhl “Is There Such a Thing as ‚Chinese Modernity’? – A Postonian Reminder about Not Mistaking the Ought for is When Talking About ‘Cultural Diversity’, and so on” Saul Thomas, “The Struggle Over Intellectuals and Modern Knowledge in the Mao Era” Dinner Day 3 July 23rd 9:00-10:30 am Round Table Discussion: New Perspectives on Modern China: Capitalism Law and Culture Saul Thomas, Jake Werner, Andy Liu, Qiao Zhihang, Gao Mobo, Wang Mingming, Sun Ge 10:30-10:45 Coffee Break 10:45: 12:15 pm Panel 7: Nationalism, Nationality and Modernity Moderator: Jake Werner Andrew Kipnis “Constructing Commonality: Standardization and Modernization in Chinese Nation-Building” Wang Mingming 民族与国家关系的转型——一个世纪的愿景与挫折　 (Shifting Paradigms of Nationality and the State: The Tribulations of the Visions of the Century) 12:15-1:15 Lunch 1:30-3:00pm Panel 8: Chinese Modernity and Japanese Perspectives Moderator: Lu Xinyu Viren Murthy “The Tortuous Fate of ‘Civil Society’ in 20th Century China and Japan” Sun Ge: 在中国的历史脉动中求真 ——沟口雄三的学术世界 (Searching for Truth in the Vicissitudes of Chinese History: The Scholarly World of Mizoguchi Yuzo) 3:00-3:15 Coffee Break 3:15-4:45pm Panel 9: Rethinking Political Economy in China’s Long 20th Century Moderator: Andrew Kipnis Rebecca Karl, “Concepts, History, Critique: The Austrian School of Economics in the 1930s and 1990s” Chris Connery, "Class Society Without Class Struggle: On "Harmony"" Day 4 July 24th 8:30-10:00 am Panel 10: Rethinking Modern China: State Capitalism and Rural Reconstruction Moderator: Lin Chun Wen Tiejun Lu Xinyu 10:15-12:00 Closing Round-Table (about 8 people, including, Lin Chun, Wang Hui, Wen Tiejun, Lu Xinyu, Moishe Postone, Jim Hevia) 12:00pm Closing Remarks Yang Dali 12:30 Lunch