The Seventh Annual
KOREAN STUDIES GRADUATE STUDENT CONFERENCE 2002

Saturday, March 9, 2002
Barker Center, Harvard University

9:00	REGISTRATION OPENING REMARKS: Carter J. Eckert Professor of Modern Korean History Director of the Korea Institute, Harvard University
9:30- 10:45	PANEL I: KOREAN LITERATURE Moderator: David R. McCann, Harvard University Sunyoung Park, Columbia University Historicizing "Korean Realism": The Development of Korean Literature from the mid-1920s to the late 1930s Kuen-Hee Han, Columbia University Conflicts in Self-Formation in the Na Hye-Suk
10:45- 12:15	PANEL II: MODERN KOREA Moderator: Carter J. Eckert, Harvard University Yunjeong Joo, Academy of Korean Studies A Study of "Modern Gaze" Represented at Industrial Exhibition: A Case of the Chosun Industrial Exhibition, 1915 Jose Aleman, Princeton University The "One True People, Two States" Paradigm and the Politics of National Division in South Korea Ji-Eun Lee, Harvard University Sinyosong and the Rise and Fall of New Women
12:15	LUNCH
1:15- 3:00	PANEL III: CHRISTIANITY IN KOREA Moderator: Vipan Chandra, Wheaton College Paul Y. Chang, Harvard University Christian Theology and Praxis During the Yusin Era (1972-1979): Developing the Dialectical Understanding of Social Movements Sung-Deuk Oak, Boston University Encounter of Christianity and Daoism in Korea, 1895-1910 Nami Kim, Harvard University Wo/men the Ba-ram Bearers: Korean Christian Women Chong Bum Kim, Harvard University Old-time Religion: Protestantism and Korean Religions in the Colonial Period
3:00	COFFEE BREAK
3:15- 4:45	PANEL IV: KOREAN DIASPORA Moderator: Sun Joo Kim, Harvard University Tobias Hubinette, Stockholm University The Adoption Issue in Korea: Diaspora Politics in the Age of Globalization June Mee Kim, Harvard University An Ethnohistorical Analysis of Modern Korean American Immigration with Case Study Data from the Greater-Seattle-Area Peace Lee, Ohio State University Voices from Yanbian: History, Identity, and Oral Tradition of Joseonjok
4:45- 5:30	OPEN DISCUSSION: The Future of Korean Studies

Please direct all inquiries to Sue Jean Cho or Julianna Lee (ksgsc@yahoo.com).