會議議程如下：
China after Empire: 1911 Remembered
Main Location: CGIS South, 1730 Cambridge St, Tsai Auditorium
Sponsored by the Chiang Ching-kuo Foundation for International Scholarly Exchange, the Harvard-Yenching Institute, the Boston University Center for the Study of Asia, and the Fairbank Center for Chinese Studies, Harvard University.
Free and open to the public.
Conference sessions will be conducted in English and Chinese, with simultaneous interpretation provided.
Please check back before the event date for schedule updates.
Participant Biographies
Abstracts
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3
Location: Boston University, 1 Silber Way, 9th Floor, Kenmore Room
The keynote address and dinner is open to invited participants only.
5:00 pm Keynote Address
Henrietta Harrison, Harvard University
Shanxi Catholic Responses to 1911
Host: Joseph Fewsmith, Boston University
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4
Location: 1730 Cambridge St, Concourse Level, Tsai Auditorium
9:30 - 9:45 am Introduction
William Kirby, Harvard University
9:45-11:45am Witnessing 1911 – Revolution and Spectacles
Chair: Mark Elliott, Harvard University
Revolution at a Distance: Photography and Public Imagination
Yi Gu, University of Toronto
作为新闻照片的肖像照片:民立报与民初新闻摄影的兴起
Portrait Photography as News:
Min li bao and the Rise of Photojournalism in the Early Republic
GU Zheng, Fudan University
The Wells Were Full: Atrocities at Xi’an Fu
Devin Fitzgerald, Harvard University
满汉矛盾的逆转——贵林之死解读
The Reversal of the Manchu-Han Conflict--
An Interpretation of Lin’s Death
XIA Xiaohong, Peking University
Lunch Break
1:30-3:10 pm Searching for Post-Revolutionary Order
Chair: Henrietta Harrison, Harvard University
Tan Yankai and the 1911 Revolution
Yung-fa Chen, Institute of Modern History, Academia Sinica
Voting the Rite Way:
Voters and Newspapers in the New Republic
Joshua Hill, Harvard University
挽死与恨生：
辛亥革命遗老的世俗情怀 ——以《天荒》（1917）为证例
Death Wish and Memories of the Dead:
The “Leftover Revolutionaries” in the Post-Revolution Years--
the Case of Heavenly Wilderness (1917)
LI Weiming, Guangzhou Academy of Fine Art
Break
3:30 -5:30 pm Language Reform and Cultural Renovation
Chair: David Der-wei Wang, Harvard University
Looking Backward?:
Ancient-Style Prose at the End of Empire
Michael Hill, University of South Carolina
Lian Heng: A Taiwan Poet and historian in China, 1906-1916
Chien-hsin Tsai, University of Texas at Austin
鼓动风潮与书写革命——以《时事画报》、《平民画报》、《真相画报》为中心
Moving the Masses and Writing the Revolution:
"Current Event Pictorial," "Ordinary People Pictorial," and "Truth Pictorial"
CHEN Pingyuan, Peking University / The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Representing the Republic on the Shanghai Stage in the 1910s
Hsiao-t’i Li, Institute of History and Philology, Academia Sinica
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5
Location: 1730 Cambridge St, Concourse Level, Tsai Auditorium
10:00 -11:40 am Advocacy, Propaganda, and Media
Chair: Roderick MacFarquhar, Harvard University
The Chinese Rediscovery of the Moon ca. 1911
Eugene Wang, Harvard University
Editorials and the Contours of Utopia: The Case of Zhan Kai (1860?-1911?)
Ellen Widmer, Wellesley College
The Future of New China: Liang Qichao’s Revolution in Fiction
David Wang, Harvard University
Lunch Break
1:00 -2:40 pm Monuments and Public Space
Chair: Eugene Wang, Harvard University
Nationalist 1911: Building a Founding Myth in Stone and Concrete
Charles Musgrove, St. Mary’s College of Maryland
Co-existence of the Old and the New and the Fusion of China with the West:
Ritual Embodiments in the Post-Xinhai Revolution Period
Delin Lai, University of Louisville
Civic Statuary in Taipei:
The Current Status of Statues and Monuments of Chiang Kai-shek
Joseph Allen, University of Minnesota
Break
3:00-5:00 pm 1911-2011: Perspectives from Taipei, Tokyo, and Beijing
Chair: William Kirby, Harvard University
Money, Image, and the State, 1911-2011
Man-houng Lin, Institute of Modern History, Academia Sinica
近世中国与辛亥革命
Early Modern China and the 1911 Revolution:
From the Perspective of Japanese Historiography
MURATA Yujiro, University of Tokyo
Xinhai Revolution and the International Development of Modern China
CHEN Qianping, Nanjing University
辛亥革命一百年的省思：台灣觀點
One Hundred Years since the Xinhai Revolution:
Perspectives from Taipei
LU Fang-shang, Academia Historica
5:00-5:45 pm Roundtable Discussion
Mark Elliott, William Kirby, David Wang, Eugene Wang
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