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1:00pm HST
Folk Religion and Cultural Narratives: Regional Practices and Belief Systems in East Asia 东亚民间宗教与文化叙事
Wednesday January 8, 2025 1:00pm - 2:30pm HST
Moderators
Professor & Editor of Philosophy East and West, Department of Philosophy, University of Hawai'i at Manoa
Speakers
Ph.D Student, Taipei National University of the Arts
Title:The practice of temple isolation (坐禁) in Penghu folk religion: case study of Yu Sheng temple in Baikeng village.Abstract:During late Ming and early Qing dynasties, inhabitants of Mainland China provinces of Fujian and Guangdong were migrating in waves to the tiny archipelago...
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Lecturer, Southwest University of Political Science and Law
Title:Ancestor Myths and Witchcraft Traditions: Folk Religion As A Strategy Of Cultural Adaption For She People In Eastern FujianAbstract:Pan Hu worship (盘瓠崇拜)and Lvshan Taoism(闾山道法) are of great significance for She people(畲) in Eastern Fujian, by examining...
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Ph.D Candidate, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
2:45pm HST
Philosophical Resonance and Attunement: Political and Aesthetic Dimensions in Early Chinese Thought 早期中国思想中的政治与美学
Wednesday January 8, 2025 2:45pm - 4:15pm HST
Moderators
Professor & Editor of Philosophy East and West, Department of Philosophy, University of Hawai'i at Manoa
Speakers
Masters Student, Renmin University of China
Ph.D Candidate, National Tsinghua University
Professor, Penn State University
Title:Resonance thought and theories of sagely attunement in Early ChinaAbstract:Much ink has been spilled describing the Five Phases cosmological system and its underlying ganying theory of resonance in Chinese thought and science. The theorist Zou Yan is considered to have proposed...
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Ph.D Candidate, Hong Kong Shue Yan University