2-0105 INNOVATING THE OLD AND NEW: CREATIVE ENGAGEMENTS WITH HISTORY, TRADITION, AND CUTTING-EDGE TECHNOLOGIES IN EAST ASIA

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Wednesday, November 16, 2011: 12:00-13:45

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Students, Teachers of Anthropology in Community Colleges

Chair: William H Kelly (University of Oxford)

12:00

Producing Innovative Entrepreneurship: Cultural Practices In Chinese Information Technology Startups

Kun Chen (University of California, Berkeley and California State Polytechnic University)

12:15

Sing the Text Electronic: Affect of Digital-Reading/Writing In Contemporary Japan

Jun Mizukawa (Columbia University)

12:30

The Theater and the Market: Economy of Historical Repertoire In Beijing

I-Yi Hsieh (NYU)

12:45

Japanizing Reggae: Music, Nation, and the Cultural Politics of Tradition In the Development of Japan’s Reggae Scene

Marvin D Sterling (Indiana University Department of Anthropology)

13:00

Censoring Colllective Memories: the Treatment of Sensitive Historical Imagery In the Rating of Videogames In Japan and of Japanese Games In the United Kingdom

William H Kelly (University of Oxford)

13:15

Discussion

13:30

Discussion

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