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Cosponsored by the Gender History Association of Japan and the Society for the Study of Image and Gender Public Symposium Organizing Theme: Visibility/Invisibility of Representation and Gender |
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Cosponsored by the Gender History Association of Japan and the Society for the Study of Image and Gender Public Symposium Organizing Theme: Visibility/Invisibility of Representation and Gender |
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Presentation 1: Kei Chiba “Political Function of Amaterasu in the Modern Emperor System" Presentation 2: Chieko Nishiyama “How Public Sculptures Gendered and Transformed Urban Spaces" Commentators: Takeshi Hara (History of Japanese Political Thought) Rie Mori (History of Clothing/Art History) Sunday October 2, 2005, 13:30-16:30 Tsuda Hall (near Sendagaya Station), Room 101 & 102 Sendagaya 1-18-24, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 151-0051 Tel. 03-3402-1851 Get off at JR Chuo Line (local) Sendagaya Station or Tokyo Metro Oedo Line Kokuritu-Kyogijo Station (Exit 4) Fees: 500 yen for Members, Undergraduate and Graduate Students 1,000 yen for Non-members (except Undergraduate and Graduate Students) Contact: The Gender History Association of Japan, c / o Hiroko Nagano Department of Economics Chuo University Higashi Nakano 742-1, Hachioji-city, Tokyo 192-0393 E-mail: genderhistory1@khh.biglobe.ne.jp Fax: 0426-74-3425 The Association's Website: http://www7a.biglobe.ne.jp/~genderhistory/ |