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일시 | 2023년 1. 19. (목) - 1. 21. (토)
장소 | University of Warsaw
주관 | Critical Global Studies Institute(CGSI, Sogang University), Warsaw Centre for Global History(WCGH, Faculty of History, University of Warsaw), Leibniz Institute of the HIstory and Culture of Easter Europe(GWZO), Center for Research on Social Memory(Faculty of Sociology, University of Warsaw)
주최 | 서강대학교 트랜스내셔널인문학연구소, Faculty of Sociology, University of Warsaw, Faculty of HIstory, University of Warsaw, Warsaw Centre for Global History, Leibniz-Institut für Geschichte und Kultur des östlichen Europa, Center for Research on Social Memory
후원 | 한국연구재단, University of Warsaw Foundation

This conference will be focused on commonalities shared in experiences of modernity, in their transition from dictatorship to democracy, and in the shaping of collective memory in the Global Easts. It may shed new light on the fluidity of East and West, the global complexity of historical memory and imagination, and the boundaries between democracy and mass dictatorship.

19 January 2023
09:30 Opening remarks
10:00 Panel 1:'East' and 'West' Theoretical Approaches (Chair: Prof. Dr. Maren Röger)
발표
Prof. Dr. Jie-Hyun Lim, "Global Easts: Tactical Essentialism or Heuristic Juxtaposition?"
Prof. Dr. Dominic Sachsenmaier, "'East' and 'West' in Chinese Visions of World Order - Historical and Contemporary Perspectives."
Prof. Dr. Frank Hadler, "New Europe's East after 1917 and the Attempt to change the Post-War World"
11:30 Coffee break
12:00 Panel 2: Cold War Mnemoscapes beyond borders towards Global East (Chair: Dr. Maja Vodopivec)
발표
Prof. Hyun Kyung Lee, "The eclectic heritagescape of a tense border in the DMZ: Remaking national victimhood for peacebuilding"
Prof. Nayun Jang, "Capturing the Temporal Complexity of Borders: Remembering Korean State Villages through Photography"
13:00 Lunch break
14:30 Panel 3: Otherness, Race, and Memory (Chair: Dr. Laura Pozzi)
발표
Prof. Hoi-eun Kim, "Imagining Koreans as a Race: German Physical Anthropology, Japanese Colonialism, and Post-colonial Korean Nationalism"
Prof. Takashi Fujitani, "Troubling the East/West Binary: W.E.B. Du Bois on the Japanese, Jews, and Others"
15:30 Coffee break
16:00 Panel 4: PhD Candidates Seminar (Chair: Prof. Dr. Jie-Hyun Lim)
발표
Mr. Intaek Hong, "Transnational Self-Representation in Cold War Memory Space: the Case of Jin Lee's Literary Works on North Korea and the Soviet Union"
Mr. Hee Yun Cheong, "The Birth of the Other Human Remains"
Mr. Sebastian Żbik, "East turns into West. The attitude of Zanzibar's Arab elite towards modernity and development"
Mr. Bartosz Matyja, "Defining Global Hierarchies in 1960s Poland: Mapping the Capitalist Transformation From a State-Socialist Country's Perspective"

19:00 Dinner

20 January 2023
10:00 Panel 5: Entangled Memories of Communism (Chair: Prof. Joanna Wawrzyniak)
발표
Dr. Thuc Linh Nguyen Vu, "Capturing Decolonization: Polish Socialist Travelogues from Vietnam"
Dr. Jennifer Altehenger, "Entangled in Style: Designing life between East and West in the People's Republic of China"
Dr. Igor Iwo Chabrowski, "Feasting during the famine: upturning notions of East and West in the cultural exchanges between China and Poland during the Great Leap Forward (1960)"
11:00 Coffee break
12:00 Panel 6: Post-War East and West (Chair: Dr. Igor Chabrowski)
발표
Prof. Cheehyung Harrison Kim, "Machines of the Quotidian: Entangled History and Subsumption of Memory in North Korea's Architecture and Technology"
Prof. Dr. Stefan Berger, "Remodelling the West via the East? Transitioning from Communism to Capitalism in Eastern Germany in the 1990s and the Effects of such Transitioning on West Germany in the 2000s – a Case Study from the Ruhr Region of Germany"
Dr. Maja Vodopivec, "Women, War and Violence in International Relations: On the Exclusive Narrative of Victimhood in Case Studies of South Korean 'Comfort Women' and Bosnian 'Mothers of Srebrenica'"
13:00 Lunch break
14:30 Panel 7: Museums as agents of Memory between East and (Chair: Dr. Thuc Linh Nguyen Vu)
발표
Dr. Laura Pozzi, "Decoloniality in the Global East(s): Problematizing Decolonial theories and practices through the analysis of museums' exhibitions in Poland and China"
Dr. Zuzanna Bogumił, "Endless East between martyrdom and civilization success: On Russian Siberia in Polish memory culture"
Prof. Joanna Wawrzyniak, "Cultural Memory in Overlapping Peripheries: A Look at Armenian and Polish Museums"
16:00 Coffee break
16:30 Panel 8: Challenging the borders of 'East' and 'Wesr' (Chair: Prof. Rin Odawara)

발표
Prof. Wasana Wongsurawat, "From Anglophile to Sinophile: The transformation and survival of royal hegemony in Thai politics from King Vajiravudh to HRH Maha Chakri Sirindhorn"
Prof. Jong-ho Kim, "Negotiating 'Global East': Overseas Confucianism, Mainland Modernism, and struggle for seeking 'Chineseness' in the early 20th century"
Prof. Paul Corner, "Italy as North or What happens when you are part of the West but it doesn't feel like it"
19:00 Dinner

21 January 2023
10:00 Panel 9: Memory of the Empire in East-Central Europe (Chair: Dr. Katja Castryck-Naumann)
발표
Dr. Elżbieta Kwiecińska, "A Civilizing Relay. The Concept of The Civilizing Mission as a Cultural Transfer in East-Central Europe, 1815-1919"
Prof. Dr. Małgorzata Głowacka-Grajper, "The West of the Eastern Empire. Heritage of Russian Rule in Poland"
11:30 Coffee break
12:00 Concluding remarks, discussion, possible collected volume
13:00 Lunch
          Guided visit to POLIN Museum and dinner