Talk event: “What if We Took Japanese Literature as World Heritage? – Classics, Memory, and Identity as a Link from the Present Back to the Past”

The Global Japanese Studies Model Unit is organizing a talk event as below.

◆Title: “What if We Took Japanese Literature as World Heritage?-Classics, Memory, and Identity as a Link from the Present Back to the Past”

◆Date: April 6 (Saturday), 2019

◆Time： 3:00pm-5:00pm

◆Venue: Conference Room #16, Bldg.33-16F, Toyama Campus, Waseda University

◆Speaker： Edoardo Gerlini  (Fellow of  the Marie Curie Fellowship Program, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice)

◆Commentators:

Hiroshi Araki (Professor / International Research Center for Japanese Studies )

Akira Matsuda (Associate Professor / University of Tokyo)

Yukio Rimbara (Former Vice chairperson / The Japanese National Commission for UNESCO)

◆Language: Japanese
Free of charge / No reservation required
Open to students, faculty, staff and general public

◆Contact the Faculty of Letters, Arts and Sciences at 03-3203-4381

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