May 11, 2008
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台灣大學外國語文學系將於5月22日至24日舉辦「拉康在東亞：精神分析與記憶政治」國際研討會，
詳細研討會內容敬請參考網頁http://tuche.fll.ntu.edu.tw/lacan/，謝謝。
Conference Schedule：
May 22 (Thursday)
09:25~09:30 Opening Remarks
09:30~10:30
Keynote Speech
(Chair: Liang-ya Liou, National Taiwan University)
Lacanian Currencies: On the Cultures of the Subject and
the Colours of Oedipus
Dany Nobus, Brunel University
Break
10:50~12:00
Session 1: The Emergence of Chinese Modernity
(Chair: Peng Yi, National Central University)
Force of Psyche: Electricity or Void? Re-examination of the
Hermeneutics of the Force of Psyche in Late Qing China
Joyce C.H. Liu, National Chiao Tung University
A Chinese Sinthome: Chan, Modern Subject and Politico-Semioticizing
Dream of the Red Chamber
Hsien-hao Sebastian Liao, National Taiwan University
Lunch
13:30~15:15
Session 2: Politics and the Other
(Chair: )
Some Points Concerning Psychoanalysis, Politics, and Love
Kenneth Reinhard, UCLA
Never divide and love. From Ethics of psychoanalysis to Politics
of friendship
Kazuyuki Hara, University of Tokyo
Ethnographic Truth, Che Vuoi?
Kien Ket Lim, National Chiao Tung University
Break
15:35~16:45
Session 3: Nationalisms
(Chair: )
Imaginary/Aggressive Resolution of the Death-Drive: A Psychoanalytic
Critique of Japanese Neo-Conservatism
Fuhito Endo, Tokyo Metropolitan University
Analyzing Populist Chinese Nationalism in two Protect Diaoyutai Movements
Mirana May Szeto, Hong Kong University
Dinner Reception
May 23 (Friday)
09:20~10:30
Session 4: Language and Cultural Specificity
(Chair: Eva Yin-I Chen, National Chengchi University)
Psychoanalysis in a Cross-Cultural Context
Russell Grigg, Deakin University
Can Psychoanalysis Hear the Pink Noise? -- Or, Love in the Age of
Cyberspace Relationality
Lili Hsieh, National Central University
Break
10:50~12:00
Session 5: Contemporary Society
(Chair: )
The Imaginary and Symptoms in Postmodern Japanese Society
Aiko Kashimura, Aichi University
The Importance of Making Ashamed: Regarding the Pain of (Animal) Others
Tsung-huei Huang, National Taiwan University
Lunch
13:30~15:15
Session 6: Psychoanalysis and Knowledge
(Chair: Sebastian Hsian-hao Liao, National Taiwan University)
What Does It Mean “to Be a Lacanian” Today?
Gérard Pommier, University of Strasbourg
Descartes, Freud and Lacan
Sang-hwan Kim, Seoul National University
Lacan and the Psychotic Knowledge
Chihchung Shen, National Taiwan University
Dinner Reception
May 24 (Saturday)
09:20~10:30
Session 7: Decolonization
(Chair: Fu-jen Chen, National Sun Yat-sen University)
Formation of a Dicourse of Decolonization through Lacanian Concepts
Myoung Ah Shin, Kyung Hee University
Color (Un)conscious: Race, Trauma, and Resistance in Black Minstrelsy
and Slave Narratives
Li-Chun Hsiao, National Taiwan University
Break
10:50~12:00
Session 8: Subjectivity and Political Agency
(Chair: )
Lacan, Badiou, and Counting
Eleanor Kaufman, UCLA
Politicizing Not One Less: Toward a Yogacarin Reading of Lacanian Ethics
Chaoyang Liao, National Taiwan University
Lunch
13:30~15:15
Session 9: Uses of the Impossible
(Chair: )
Fathers of the Nation: Masters, Democracy, and Taiwan
Hung-chiung Li, National Cheng Kung University
The Empty Ethics of the Real: On Being and Body, Lacan and Osho
Emily Shu-hui Tsai, Southern Taiwan University
An Impossible Friendship: Derrida and Lacan
Charles Shepherdson, SUNY Albany/National Taiwan University
Break
15:35~16:35 Closing Keynote Speech
(Chair: Pin-chia Feng, National Chiao Tung University)
Oedipus and the Other in Japan
Kazushige Shingu, Kyoto University
16:35~16:40 Closing Remarks
Dinner Reception
詳細研討會內容敬請參考網頁http://tuche.fll.ntu.edu.tw/lacan/，謝謝。
Conference Schedule：
May 22 (Thursday)
09:25~09:30 Opening Remarks
09:30~10:30
Keynote Speech
(Chair: Liang-ya Liou, National Taiwan University)
Lacanian Currencies: On the Cultures of the Subject and
the Colours of Oedipus
Dany Nobus, Brunel University
Break
10:50~12:00
Session 1: The Emergence of Chinese Modernity
(Chair: Peng Yi, National Central University)
Force of Psyche: Electricity or Void? Re-examination of the
Hermeneutics of the Force of Psyche in Late Qing China
Joyce C.H. Liu, National Chiao Tung University
A Chinese Sinthome: Chan, Modern Subject and Politico-Semioticizing
Dream of the Red Chamber
Hsien-hao Sebastian Liao, National Taiwan University
Lunch
13:30~15:15
Session 2: Politics and the Other
(Chair: )
Some Points Concerning Psychoanalysis, Politics, and Love
Kenneth Reinhard, UCLA
Never divide and love. From Ethics of psychoanalysis to Politics
of friendship
Kazuyuki Hara, University of Tokyo
Ethnographic Truth, Che Vuoi?
Kien Ket Lim, National Chiao Tung University
Break
15:35~16:45
Session 3: Nationalisms
(Chair: )
Imaginary/Aggressive Resolution of the Death-Drive: A Psychoanalytic
Critique of Japanese Neo-Conservatism
Fuhito Endo, Tokyo Metropolitan University
Analyzing Populist Chinese Nationalism in two Protect Diaoyutai Movements
Mirana May Szeto, Hong Kong University
Dinner Reception
May 23 (Friday)
09:20~10:30
Session 4: Language and Cultural Specificity
(Chair: Eva Yin-I Chen, National Chengchi University)
Psychoanalysis in a Cross-Cultural Context
Russell Grigg, Deakin University
Can Psychoanalysis Hear the Pink Noise? -- Or, Love in the Age of
Cyberspace Relationality
Lili Hsieh, National Central University
Break
10:50~12:00
Session 5: Contemporary Society
(Chair: )
The Imaginary and Symptoms in Postmodern Japanese Society
Aiko Kashimura, Aichi University
The Importance of Making Ashamed: Regarding the Pain of (Animal) Others
Tsung-huei Huang, National Taiwan University
Lunch
13:30~15:15
Session 6: Psychoanalysis and Knowledge
(Chair: Sebastian Hsian-hao Liao, National Taiwan University)
What Does It Mean “to Be a Lacanian” Today?
Gérard Pommier, University of Strasbourg
Descartes, Freud and Lacan
Sang-hwan Kim, Seoul National University
Lacan and the Psychotic Knowledge
Chihchung Shen, National Taiwan University
Dinner Reception
May 24 (Saturday)
09:20~10:30
Session 7: Decolonization
(Chair: Fu-jen Chen, National Sun Yat-sen University)
Formation of a Dicourse of Decolonization through Lacanian Concepts
Myoung Ah Shin, Kyung Hee University
Color (Un)conscious: Race, Trauma, and Resistance in Black Minstrelsy
and Slave Narratives
Li-Chun Hsiao, National Taiwan University
Break
10:50~12:00
Session 8: Subjectivity and Political Agency
(Chair: )
Lacan, Badiou, and Counting
Eleanor Kaufman, UCLA
Politicizing Not One Less: Toward a Yogacarin Reading of Lacanian Ethics
Chaoyang Liao, National Taiwan University
Lunch
13:30~15:15
Session 9: Uses of the Impossible
(Chair: )
Fathers of the Nation: Masters, Democracy, and Taiwan
Hung-chiung Li, National Cheng Kung University
The Empty Ethics of the Real: On Being and Body, Lacan and Osho
Emily Shu-hui Tsai, Southern Taiwan University
An Impossible Friendship: Derrida and Lacan
Charles Shepherdson, SUNY Albany/National Taiwan University
Break
15:35~16:35 Closing Keynote Speech
(Chair: Pin-chia Feng, National Chiao Tung University)
Oedipus and the Other in Japan
Kazushige Shingu, Kyoto University
16:35~16:40 Closing Remarks
Dinner Reception
