JOYCEANS IN ASIA
Seoul JJSK Conference 2006
Contents of This Page


  Pre-Conference Dinner
  Main Venue: Soongsil University
  Opening Ceremony  Saturday 4 November
  Morning Session
  Lunch Time
  Afternoon Session
  Reception by Embassy of Ireland
CONTENTS
   1  Tokyo JJSJ Conference 2004
   2  Seoul JJSK Conference 2004
   3  Culture Tour to Yeoju and Icheon 2004
   4  Welcoming Prof. Kiljoong Kim in Kyoto 2005
   5  The Kansai Joyce Study Group 2006
   6  The Kanto Joyce Study Group 2006
   7  Seoul JJSK Conference 2006
   8  Seoul: miscellanea 2006
   9  The Kanto Joyce Study Group 2007
  10  Seoul JJSK Conference 2008
  11  Seoul: miscellanea 2008
  12  Meeting Morris Beja and Ellen Carol Jones in Tokyo 2010
  13  Seoul JJSK Conference 2010
  14  Seoul: miscellanea 2010
  15  Gwangju JJSK Conference 2012
  16  Suncheon-si, Jeollanam-do (Post-Conference Tour) 2012
  17  2013 Shanghai James Joyce International Symposium
  18  Shanghai: miscellanea 2013

2006 International Conference
on The East-Asian Reception of James Joyce
Soongsil University, Seoul, Korea
4 November 2006


The Academic Programme


2006 International Conference on The East-Asian Reception of James Joyce


Soongsil University, Venture and Small and Medium Enterprises Center, Room 311

November 4, 2006


  
  
9:00-9:30  Registration
[Opening Ceremony]

  Opening Address: Eunkyong Chun (President of the James Joyce Society of Korea)
  Congratulatory Remarks:
  Hyo-Gae Lee, President of Soongsil University
   Connor Murphy, Ambassador of Ireland
  
[Morning Session: Moderator: Jongil Yi (Sejong University)]

10:00-10:30   Kiljoong Kim (Seoul National University)
    "Reading Joyce in This Other Word/World: A Plain Reader's Example"
10:30-11:00   Kyoko Miyata (Ex-Prof. of Tamagawa University)
    "Indirect Influence of Finnegans Wake Found in a Japanese Novel"
11:00-11:30   Xiangyu Liu (Beijing Normal University)
    "James Joyce in China"
11:30-12:00  Discussion: Seokmoo Choi, Gilyoung Oh and Seunghee Sohn
  
12:00-2:00  Lunch Time

[Afternoon Session: Moderator: Kiheon Nam
(Seoul National University of Technology)]

2:00-2:20  Kevin O'Rouke (Prof. Emeritus of Kyung Hee University)
     (Special Lecture) "Bridging Cultures"
2:20-2:50  Kunliang Chuang (National Taiwan Normal University)
    "Glocalization: James Joyce in Taiwan"
2:50-3:00  Coffee Break
3:00-3:30  Eishiro Ito (Iwate Prefectural University)
    "'United States of Asia' (VI.B.3.073):
    A Postcolonial Reception of James Joyce and Japan"
3:30-4:00  Chong-Keon Kim (Honored Prof. of Korea University)
    "Odyssean Journey: Search for James Joyce in Korea"
4:00-5:00  Discussion: Taeun Min, Ihnkey Lee, Heehwan Yun and Inyoung Song

7:00-9:00  Reception by Embassy of Ireland


  


Go to: The James Joyce Society of Korea

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Pre-Conference Dinner
     At Hoam Faculty House, Seoul National University
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(Friday 3 November) Opening speech by Eunkyong Chun, president of the James Joyce Society of Korea, Soongsil University (standing on the right) and Kunliang Chuang, National Taiwan Normal University, Taiwan (left).
  Prof. Chun translated Richard Ellmann's biography James Joyce into Korean.  Prof. Chuang is translating Joyce's works including Dubliners into Taiwanese which is now available in his website.
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(Friday 3 November) Pre-Conference Dinner, Hoam Faculty House, Seoul National University
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(Friday 3 November) Pre-Conference Dinner, Hoam Faculty House, Seoul National University
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(Friday 3 November) Pre-Conference Dinner, Hoam Faculty House, Seoul National University
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(Friday 3 November) Kiljoong Kim, Seoul National University (left) and Chong-Keon Kim, Korea University (right).
  Prof. Kiljoong Kim is the former president of the Korean Joyce Society.  Prof. Chong-Keon Kim is the founder of the society and translated all of Joyce's works into Korean including the complete Finnegans Wake and also publsihed many study books on Joyce.  Now he is working for the revised translation of Ulysses which will be published soon.
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(Friday 3 November) Pre-Conference Dinner, Hoam Faculty House, Seoul National University
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(Friday 3 November) Pre-Conference Dinner, Hoam Faculty House, Seoul National University
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(Friday 3 November) Xiangyu Liu, Beijing Normal University, China.
  His specialization is comparative studies in modern literature and he will publish the third Chinese translation of Ulysses. before long.
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(Friday 3 November) A Ph.D candidate (her supervisor is Prof. Kiljoong Kim) (left 1), Kiheon Nam, secretary general of the James Joyce Society of Korea (left 2), Kiljoong Kim, Seoul National University (right 2) and Chong-Keon Kim, Korea University (right 1)
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(Friday 3 November) My dinner (very spicy swordfish soup, etc.)
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(Friday 3 November) My dinner (very spicy swordfish soup, etc.)
  
     
Soongsil University
     Soongsil University, the first four-year Christian college in Korea, was established by William M. Baird (1862-1931; see above) in Pyongyang on October 10, 1897.
  During the Japanese colonization of Korea (1910-1945), Soongsil, commonly acknowledged as a college of the Korean people, was the guardian of the national conscience and pride, producing numerous national leaders who fought for our nation's independence with their lives.  Soongsil even had to be closed in 1938 due to the pressure from the colonial government.  Three of the thirty-three people who signed the Declaration of Independence were Soongsilians; many Soongsilians, including Manshik Cho, led independence movements such as the famous "101 People Incident."
  There are numerous famous graduates from this university: Iktae Ahn, the composer of the Korean national anthem; Jamyung Hyun and Taejoon Park, pioneers in Korean modern music; Dongjin Kim, the composer of 'Kagopa'; Nakjoon Paik, Myungson Kim, Kichun Yoo, Leewook Chang, and Sungshik Kim, leaders in Korean education; Hyunseung Kim, Kyucho Kim, and Soonwon Hwang, well-known literary figures.
  Today, Soongsil University comprises 8 graduate schools and 8 colleges, where approximately 12, 000 students are receiving quality education from their excellent and dedicated faculty.
  (Main reference: The official site of Soongsil University)
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(Saturday 4 November) Soongsil University
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(Saturday 4 November) Soongsil University
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(Saturday 4 November) Poster of 2006 International Conference on the East-Asian Reception of James Joyce, Soongsil University
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(Saturday 4 November) Baird Hall, Soongsil University
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(Saturday 4 November) Bust of Dr. William M. Baird (1862-1931): It says: "Servant of God/ Inspirer of Korean Future Vision/ Founder of Soongsil."
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(Saturday 4 November) Me with Dr. William M. Baird, founder of Soongsil University
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(Saturday 4 November) Kyoko Miyata, Tamagawa University, Japan and me with Dr. William M. Baird, founder of Soongsil University
  
     
Opening Ceremony
     At Room 311, Venture and Small and Medium Enterprises Center, Soongsil University (Main Conference Venue)
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(Saturday 4 November) Opening Ceremony at Room 311
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(Saturday 4 November) Opening Ceremony at Room 311
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(Saturday 4 November) Opening Address: Eunkyong Chun, president of the James Joyce Society of Korea
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(Saturday 4 November) Congratulatory Remark 1: Hyo-Gae Lee, president of Soongsil University
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(Saturday 4 November) Congratulatory Remark 2: Hyo-Connor Murphy, ambassador of Ireland
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(Saturday 4 November) Congratulatory Remark 2: Hyo-Connor Murphy, ambassador of Ireland
  
     
Morning Session
     At Room 311, Venture and Small and Medium Enterprises Center, Soongsil University (Main Conference Venue)
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(Saturday 4 November) Kiljoong Kim, Seoul National University: "Reading Joyce in This Other Word/World: A Plain Reader's Example"
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(Saturday 4 November) Kiljoong Kim, Seoul National University: "Reading Joyce in This Other Word/World: A Plain Reader's Example"
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(Saturday 4 November) Kyoko Miyata, Tamagawa University, Japan: "Indirect Influence of Finnegans Wake Found in a Japanese Novel"
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(Saturday 4 November) Kyoko Miyata, Tamagawa University, Japan: "Indirect Influence of Finnegans Wake Found in a Japanese Novel"
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(Saturday 4 November) Kyoko Miyata, Tamagawa University, Japan: "Indirect Influence of Finnegans Wake Found in a Japanese Novel"
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(Saturday 4 November) Moderator Jongil Yi, Sejong University
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(Saturday 4 November) Xiangyu Liu, Beijing Normal University, China: "James Joyce in China"
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(Saturday 4 November) Xiangyu Liu, Beijing Normal University, China: "James Joyce in China"
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(Saturday 4 November) Xiangyu Liu, Beijing Normal University, China (left 1 with mic), Kyoko Miyata, Tamagawa University, Japan (left 2), Kiljoong Kim, Seoul National University (right 2) and Moderator Jongil Yi, Sejong University (right 1)
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(Saturday 4 November) Xiangyu Liu, Beijing Normal University, China (left 1 with mic), Kyoko Miyata, Tamagawa University, Japan (left 2), Kiljoong Kim, Seoul National University (right 2) and Moderator Jongil Yi, Sejong University (right 1)
  
     
Lunch Time
     "龍水山" (traditional Korean restaurant)
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(Saturday 4 November) "陽池"
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(Saturday 4 November) "龍水山"
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(Saturday 4 November) Speech by Hyo-Gae Lee, president of Soongsil University
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(Saturday 4 November) Speech by Connor Murphy, ambassador of Ireland
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(Saturday 4 November) Lunchtime at "龍水山"
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(Saturday 4 November) Gorgeous Korean lunch!  This reminds me of the famous Korean TV drama "Dae Jang-geum" (2003).
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(Saturday 4 November) Gorgeous Korean lunch!  This reminds me of the famous Korean TV drama "Dae Jang-geum" (2003).
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(Saturday 4 November) Kevin O'Rouke, Kyung Hee University (left 1), Connor Murphy, ambassador of Ireland (left 2), Kyoko Miyata, Tamagawa University, Japan (right 2) and Eishiro Ito, Iwate Prefectural University, Japan (right 1)
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(Saturday 4 November) Lunchtime at "龍水山"
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(Saturday 4 November) Lunchtime at "龍水山"
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(Saturday 4 November) Eishiro Ito, Iwate Prefectural University, Japan and Xiangyu Liu, Beijing Normal University, China
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(Saturday 4 November) Me with a waitress at "龍水山"
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(Saturday 4 November) Gorgeous Korean lunch!  This reminds me of the famous Korean TV drama "Dae Jang-geum" (2003).
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(Saturday 4 November) Gorgeous Korean lunch!  This reminds me of the famous Korean TV drama "Dae Jang-geum" (2003).
  
     
Afternoon Session
     At Room 311, Venture and Small and Medium Enterprises Center, Soongsil University (Main Conference Venue)
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(Saturday 4 November) Kevin O'Rouke, Kyung Hee University: (Special Lecture) "Bridging Cultures"
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(Saturday 4 November) Kevin O'Rouke, Kyung Hee University: (Special Lecture) "Bridging Cultures"
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(Saturday 4 November) Kunliang Chuang, National Taiwan Normal University, Taiwan: "Glocalization: James Joyce in Taiwan"
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(Saturday 4 November) Kunliang Chuang, National Taiwan Normal University, Taiwan: "Glocalization: James Joyce in Taiwan"
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(Saturday 4 November) Kunliang Chuang, National Taiwan Normal University, Taiwan: "Glocalization: James Joyce in Taiwan"
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(Saturday 4 November) Eishiro Ito, Iwate Prefectural University, Japan: "'United States of Asia' (VI.B.3.073): A Postcolonial Reception of James Joyce and Japan."  Photo by Ihnkey Lee.
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(Saturday 4 November) Eishiro Ito, Iwate Prefectural University, Japan: "'United States of Asia' (VI.B.3.073): A Postcolonial Reception of James Joyce and Japan."  Photo by Ihnkey Lee.
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(Saturday 4 November) Eishiro Ito, Iwate Prefectural University, Japan: "'United States of Asia' (VI.B.3.073): A Postcolonial Reception of James Joyce and Japan."  Photo by Ihnkey Lee.
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(Saturday 4 November) Chong-Keon Kim, Korea University: "Odyssean Journey: Search for James Joyce in Korea"
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(Saturday 4 November) Chong-Keon Kim, Korea University: "Odyssean Journey: Search for James Joyce in Korea"
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(Saturday 4 November) Chong-Keon Kim, Korea University (left 1), Kunliang Chuang, National Taiwan Normal University, Taiwan (left 2), Eishiro Ito, Iwate Prefectural University, Japan (right 2) and Moderator: Kiheon Nam, Seoul National University of Technology (right 1, standing).  Photo by Ihnkey Lee.
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(Saturday 4 November) Kunliang Chuang, National Taiwan Normal University, Taiwan (left), Eishiro Ito, Iwate Prefectural University, Japan (right).  Photo by Ihnkey Lee.
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(Saturday 4 November) Chong-Keon Kim, Korea University (left 1), Kunliang Chuang, National Taiwan Normal University, Taiwan (left 2), Eishiro Ito, Iwate Prefectural University, Japan (right 2) and Moderator: Kiheon Nam, Seoul National University of Technology (right 1, standing).  Photo by Ihnkey Lee.
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(Saturday 4 November) Group photo after the conference
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(Saturday 4 November) Korean publications on James Joyce
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(Saturday 4 November) Korean publications on James Joyce
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(Saturday 4 November) Korean publications on James Joyce
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(Saturday 4 November) Korean publications on James Joyce
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(Saturday 4 November) Korean publications on James Joyce
  
     
Reception by Embassy of Ireland
     At Grand Hyatt Seoul
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(Saturday 4 November) Grand Hyatt Seoul
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(Saturday 4 November) Korean ladies in the beautiful traditional Korean costumes (chimachogori) at Grand Hyatt Seoul
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(Saturday 4 November) Me at the entrance hall of the reception at Grand Hyatt Seoul
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(Saturday 4 November) Me at the reception room
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(Saturday 4 November) Ice Irish Harp at the reception room
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(Saturday 4 November) Ice Irish Harp at the reception room
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(Saturday 4 November) Me in front of the Ice Irish Harp at the reception room
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(Saturday 4 November) Two graduate students who study James Joyce under the guidance of Prof. Kiljoong Kim at Seoul National University and work for this conference (see the above pics).
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(Saturday 4 November) Opening Address by Connor Murphy, ambassador of Ireland
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(Saturday 4 November) Opening Address by Connor Murphy, ambassador of Ireland
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(Saturday 4 November) Opening Address by Connor Murphy, ambassador of Ireland
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(Saturday 4 November) Group photo
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(Saturday 4 November) Group photo
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(Saturday 4 November) Liu Xiangyu, Beijing Normal University, China (left) and Youngmin Kim, Dongguk University (right)
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(Saturday 4 November) Me (left) and Xiangyu Liu, Beijing Normal University, China (right)
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(Saturday 4 November) Youngmin Kim, Dongguk University (left) and me (right)
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(Saturday 4 November) Group photo
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(Saturday 4 November) Group photo
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(Saturday 4 November) Group photo
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(Saturday 4 November) Me with Korean Joycean beauties.  This was the moment I became a "Yong-sama" (the Japanese honorary name of the popular Korean actor Bae Yong-Jun, 1973-).  In fact, the Korean pronunciation of the Chinese characters of my name is "I-Dong Yong-Ji-Rang."  Thus I am phonetically qualified to become "Yong-sama" in Korea!
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(Saturday 4 November) Me (left) and Taeun Min, Chonnam National University (right)
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(Saturday 4 November) Grand Hyatt Seoul




        


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