| The
Caucasus and its Inhabitants between Russia and Middle East: Reactions and Reflections for the Sake of Religion and State |
|
| Co-organized by NIHU Program Islamic Area Studies (TIAS) | |
| Date: 2008/01/26(Sat.) | |
| Place: (University of Tokyo) http://www.u-tokyo.ac.jp/campusmap/cam01_02_09_e.html | |
| *Update January 22 | |
|
Please
Click each titles. All files can
be read and printed using Adobe
Reader.
A password will be given to all
participants in the symposium. Please
contact with Organizing Committee (Tel: +81-11-706-2383, Email: src327@slav.hokudai.ac.jp)
WARNING:
All of papers is Not for Quotation |
|
| 9:50～11:00 Opening Session (Chair: MAEDA Hirotake, SRC) |
||
| Foreword: |
MATSUZATO Kimitaka (SRC), KOMATSU
Hisao (University of Tokyo) |
|
| Introduction: |
MAEDA Hirotake (SRC) |
|
| Opening Lecture: |
Ronald Grigor Suny (The University of
Michigan) |
|
| Caucasia as a
Civilization |
||
| Remarks: |
SHIOKAWA Nobuaki (University of Tokyo) |
|
| 11:10-12:30 Session A: Russian Advancement to the Caucasian Space (Chair: MATSUZATO Kimitaka) |
||
| Sean Pollock (Columbia University) |
||
| Friend and
Foe: Religion and
Subjecthood in the Caucasus in the
Reign of Catherine II |
||
| MAEDA Hirotake |
||
| Mamluk Became a
Translator and a Translator Became a Mamluk: Mamluk System and its
Legacy in the 19th century |
||
| Discussant: |
KITAGAWA Seiichi (Tohoku University) |
|
| 13:30-15:30 Session B: Caucasian Islam and the Legacy of the Imperial Authority (Chair: KOMATSU Hisao) |
||
| Vladimir Bobrovnikov (Institute of
Oriental Studies, Moscow) |
||
| MAKING
ORTHODOX MUSLIM CLERGY IN IMPERIAL BORDERLANDS: A Comparative Study of
North Caucasus and Transcaucasia in the Late Tsarist and Soviet Periods
(a tentative version) ［outline and conclusion］ |
||
| Michael Kemper (University of
Amsterdam) |
||
| Sufism
and
Islamic Learning in the Late Imperial and Early Soviet Periods: Some
Research Questions on Continuity and Change, or: The Alimjan Syndrome (revised version, January 22) |
||
| MIYAZAWA Eiji (Sophia University) |
||
| Transformation
of Local
Knowledge among Circassians in Turkey:
Some
Effects of Revitalised Contacts with Homeland |
||
| Discussant: |
Anke Von Kügelgen (Univeristy of Bern) |
|
| 15:40-17:40 Session C: The Making of a Caucasian Space: Imagined “National State” (Chair: AKIBA Jun, Chiba University) |
||
| YOSHIMURA Takayuki (University of
Tokyo) |
||
| The Making
of a "Fatherland" --- the modern Armenian nationhood after WWI |
||
| Michael Reynolds (Princeton
University) |
||
| Buffers or
Brethren: Young
Turk Military Policy in World War One
and the Myth of Panturanism (The title was changed.) |
||
| Thornike Gordadze (French Institute
for Anatolian Studies) |
||
| Georgian
Nationalism under Soviet Rule: Actors, New Trends, Hegemonic
Transactions |
||
| Discussant: |
IKEDA Yoshiro (Niigata University of
International and Information Studies) FUJINAMI Nobuyoshi (University of Tokyo) |
|
| Closing Remarks: |
IEDA Osamu (SRC, COE program’s
director) |
|
| 18:00
Reception: Sanjo Kaikan |
||
The working language of this symposium is English. Everyone wishes to attend is kindly requested to contact following address and previously be registered. |
||
| Contact: |
ses-coe@slav.hokudai.ac.jp |
|
| [Page
Top] |
||
SRC
Home