Adaptation, or How Media Relate in Japan
Date: June 7th-8th, 2018
Location: セインズベリー日本藝術研究所
（64 The Close, Norwich, NR1 4DH, England *access）
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SCHEDULE
Thursday, June 7th, 2018
Registration and tea: 2:30pm
Panel I: 3:00pm
- “Alice and Adaptation in the Contemporary Japanese Media Environment,” Amanda Kennell, Sainsbury Institute for the Study of Japanese Arts and Cultures
- “Rules of the Game: Transmedial Adaptation as Social Technology,” Thomas Lamarre, McGill University
- Discussant: Griseldis Kirsch, SOAS
Break: 5:00pm
Dinner: 5:30pm
Friday, June 8th, 2018
Tea: 9:30am
Panel II: 10:00am
- “Delivering Media: The convenience store as media mix hub,” Marc Steinberg, Concordia University
- “Narita Minako’s Alien Street: Performance in two-dimensional manga space,” Nobuko Anan, Kansai University
- 「魔法使いは誰だ？——『ハウルの動く城』を読む」小谷真理（作家・評論家） (Who is the Magician? Reading Howl’s Moving Castle), Mari Kotani, Author and Critic
Lunch: 12:00pm
Panel III: 1:15pm
- 「日本の少女マンガにおける『とりかへばや物語』のバリエーションートランスジェンダーの描き方」押山美知子（専修大学）(Drawing Transgender: Shojo manga variations on The Changelings, Michiko Oshiyama, Senshu University)
- “Remaking Usagi Drop: Repetitious Remaking Within Japanese Media Franchising,” Rayna Denison, University of East Anglia
- “Artists on the Margins and Questions for Media Theory: Lee Chonghwa’s ‘Asia, Politics, Art’ project,” Brett de Bary, Cornell University
Tea break: 3:15pm
Panel IV: 3:30pm
- “Memory and 3.11: Kōno Fumiyo’s Hi no tori manga series,” Linda Flores, Oxford University
- “The Politics of Memory in Japan’s Media Environment: The case of the United Red Army,” Chris Perkins, University of Edinburgh
- Discussant: Nicole Rousmaniere, British Museum
Break: 5:30pm
Dinner + wrap up: 6:30pm
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