Workshop: Culture and Power in Japanese Literature: A Rikkyō Workshop

Workshop: Culture and Power in Japanese Literature: A Rikkyō Workshop

September 9, 2005

Workshop: Culture and Power in Japanese Literature: A Rikkyō Workshop
403 Kent Hall, Columbia University (116th St. and Amsterdam Ave.)
10:00 AM – 1:00 PM

KOJIMA Naoko, Rikkyō University, Power and The Tale of Genji
KOMINE Kazuaki, Rikkyō University, Power and Otogi-zōshi
WATANABE Kenji, Rikkyō University, Yaoya Shichi of Tenna 2 and Power

The Japanese literature faculty of Rikkyō University will be visiting Columbia to present a workshop on the issues of culture and power in the Heian, medieval, and Edo periods. They will discuss current issues in research and methodology. The presentations will be in Japanese.
 
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