[座談]與 Harry Harootunian 教授對談
(交大社文所與台師大英語系策劃)
與 Harry Harootunian
教授對談(交大社文所與台師大英語系策劃)
Harry
Harootunian:美國紐約大學歷史系暨東亞研究系榮譽教授
與談人:劉紀蕙(交通大學)、王智明(中研院)、涂銘宏(淡江大學)、陳春燕(台師大)
時間:2012年6月11日(星期一),10:20 a.m.—12:00 noon
地點:台師大校本部誠大樓七樓 英語系專題研討室一
Description: Professor
Harootunian is Professor Emeritus of History and East Asian Studies at New York
University and author of numerous acclaimed books including Overcome by
Modernity: History, Culture, and Community in Interwar Japan; History’s
Disquiet: Modernity, Cultural Practice, and the Question of Everyday Life;
and The Empire’s New Clothes: Paradigm Lost, and Regained. An eminent
scholar of early modern and modern Japanese history, Professor Harootunian has
engaged with debates in intellectual history and historical theory in general
and Marxist thinking in particular. Among many other things, he has written
extensively on the issue of modernity; the dimension of time in the cultural
production of a community; and the ways temporality comes into play in the
disciplinary practice of philosophy of history, area studies, and cultural
critique—in brief, the exigency of time that subtends the shaping of identity,
the portage of ideology, and the formation of knowledge. Our dialogue will begin
from there. Everyone is welcome.