[국제워크샵] The Trans-Asian History of Science, Medicine, and the Environment in South Korea and Japan
Date
2-3 September 2022 (Friday-Saturday)
Venue
Hotel Nongshim Meeting Room, Busan, South Korea & Zoom (https://pusan.zoom.us/j/95061206723?pwd=RlE0anVhdkpDejk5RmI4ZURCT0dhZz09
ID: 950 6120 6723 Password: 794428)
Schedule
Day 1 (2 Sep, Friday)
13:00-13:05 Welcome Address
Sungsoo Song (Pusan National University)
13:05-13:15 Introduction
Jaehwan Hyun (& Kaori Iida)
13:15-15:25 Session 1. The Informal US Empire’s Science, Technology, and Control
Chair: Hyungsub Choi
John DiMoia, “Public Health, Quarantine, and Shaping Hygienic Borders (1945-early 1960s)”
5 min break
Jaeyoung Ha, “Decolonization through Minerals”
5 min break
Hiro Fujimoto, “Americanizing Medicine in Japan, 1900–1952: The Case of St. Luke’s International Hospital in Tokyo”
15:25-15:50 Coffee Break (25 mins)
15:50-18:00 Session 2. The Empire’s Footprint in Postwar Medicine
Chair: Hiro Fujimoto
Chang Geon Shin, “The Development of Post-“Nippon Igaku”: Scattering of “Japanese Medicine””
5 min break
Jiyoung Park, “Revisiting Americanization: Focusing on the Reformation of Public Health in South Korea, 1945-1960”
5 min break
Seungman Park, “Overlapped Traces of Two Empires: Formation of Korean Ergonomics in 1950–60s and Korea-US-Japan Knowledge Network”
Day 2 (3 Sep, Saturday)
10:00-12:10 Session 3. Trans-Asian Circulations and Obstacles
Chair: Taeho Kim
Hidekazu Sensui, “American Field Scientist Transplants Agricultural Technology into Korean Soil: A Role of American Field Research in Trans-Asian Technology Transfer”
5 min break
Jaehwan Hyun, “Cold War Complications: Japan-South Korea Collaboration and Zainichi Scientists and Engineers”
5 min break
Kaori Iida, “Trans-War Continuity and Postwar Tensions: Kawaishi Kunio’s Medical Projects in Colonial Taiwan and Postwar Hiroshima”
12:10-13:30 Lunch
13:30-15:40 Session 4. Trans-Asian Disasters, Environment, and Time
Chair: Tomohisa Sumida
Jihye Yang, “Competing Memories of Mega-dam Development in Colonial Korea: From “Science” to “Disaster”
5 min break
Takuya Miyagawa, “Traditional Time in Modern Time: Lunar Calendars in Colonial Korea and Okinawa”
5 min break
Chuyoung Won, “Breeding Jayeon: Inland Fish Farming and Nature Conservation in Postwar South Korea”
15:40-15:50 Coffee break (10 mins)
15:50-16:20 Discussion & Closing Remarks
