II ABEJ Conference on Japanese Studies – Literature

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II ABEJ Conference on Japanese Studies – Literature

Prof. Christine Greiner at the II ABEJ Conference on Japanese Studies (Professor Greiner at the II ABEJ Conference on Japanese Studies – Literature)

Prof. Christine Greiner, professor of Communication and Semiotics at PUC/SP, presents a paper on “Yûgen and contemporary art” during the II ABEJ Conference on Japanese Studies – Literature. -- Christine Greiner, professor of Communication and Semiotics at PUC/SP, presents a paper on “Yûgen and contemporary art” during the II ABEJ Conference on Japanese Studies – Literature.

Prof. Almir Almas at the II ABEJ Conference on Japanese Studies – Literature (Prof. Almir Almas at the II ABEJ Conference on Japanese Studies – Literature)

Almir Almas, professor at the FCA of USP and PUC/SP, presents his doctoral work based on his video "Meu Japão brasileiro" (My Brazilian Japan) during the II ABEJ Conference on Japanese Studies – Literature held on March 4, 2004. -- Almir Almas, professor at the FCA of USP and PUC/SP, presents his doctoral work based on his video "Meu Japão brasileiro" (My Brazilian Japan) during the II ABEJ Conference on Japanese Studies – Literature held on March 4, 2004.

Audience at the II ABEJ Conference on Japanese Studies (Audience at the II ABEJ Conference on Japanese Studies – Literature (2004))

Audience attentive to the presentations at the 2nd ABEJ Conference on Japanese Studies – Literature held on March 4, 2004. On the left, wearing a cap, Gin Ga poet Douglas Edem Brotto, who presented “The haiku of Bashô and his disciples and followers”. -- Audience attentive to the presentations during the 2nd ABEJ Conference on Japanese Studies – Literature held on March 4, 2004. On the left, wearing a cap, Gin Ga poet Douglas Edem Brotto, who presented “The haiku of Bashô and his disciples and followers”.

Orion Klautau at the II ABEJ Journey of Japanese Studies – Literature (Orion Klautau at the II JOURNEY OF JAPANESE STUDIES – LITERATURE)

Standing, Orion Klautau, a master's student at Tôhoku University, gives his presentation on "Buddhist literature of the Edo period", during the II ABEJ Conference on Japanese Studies - Literature held on March 4, 2004. Seated, Diogo Kaupatez from FFLCH of USP who spoke about "Hokusai Manga", Elias Antunes from FERJ who presented on "Arai Hakuseki - a thinker of the Edo period", and Eliane TK Yamamoto from FFLCH of USP who presented on "The confession of Segawa Ushimatsu in the work Hakai by Shimazaki Tôson". -- Standing, Orion Klautau, a master's student at Tôhoku University, gives his presentation on "Buddhist literature of the Edo period". Seated, Diogo Kaupatez from FFLCH of USP who spoke about "Hokusai Manga", Elias Antunes from FERJ who presented about "Arai Hakuseki - a thinker from the Edo period", and Eliane TK Yamamoto from FFLCH of USP who presented about "The confession of Segawa Ushimatsu in the work Hakai by Shimazaki Tôson".

Diogo Kaupatez at the II ABEJ Conference on Japanese Studies – Literature (II JAPANESE STUDIES IN BRAZIL (ABEJ))

Diogo Kaupatez, master's student in Japanese art and culture at FFLCH of USP, discusses “Hokusai and Manga” during the II ABEJ Conference on Japanese Studies – Literature held on March 4, 2004 -- Diogo Kaupatez, master's student in Japanese art and culture at FFLCH of USP, discusses “Hokusai and Manga” at the II ABEJ Conference on Japanese Studies – Literature, held by ABEJ on March 4, 2004

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Images from the II ABEJ Conference on Japanese Studies – Literature, held on March 4, 2004. There were seven presentations on different topics, which made the event interesting and informative. Below is a list of speakers and summaries of the presentations can be found on the ABEJ website (http://br.geocities.com/estudosjaponesesnobrasil/) in the ABEJ events section. Diogo Kaupatez Institution: University of São Paulo Area: Japanese art and culture Title: Hokusai Manga Orion Klautau Institution: University of Tôhoku Title: Buddhist Literature of the Edo Period Elias Antunes Title: ARAI HAKUSEKI - A THINKER OF THE EDO PERIOD Eliane Toshie Korogui Yamamoto Institution: University of São Paulo Area: Japanese Literature Title: The confession of Segawa Ushimatsu in the work Hakai by Shimazaki Tôson ALMIR ALMAS Institution: University of São Paulo Area: LITERATURE Title: MY BRAZILIAN JAPAN Christine Greiner Institution: PUC Area: communication and arts Title: Yûgen and contemporary art Guin Ga (Douglas Eden Brotto) Institution: ABEJ Title: The haiku of Bashô and his disciples and followers