Conference Program
Time Zone:Asia/Taipei
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8:30-9:00 a.m. | Location: Lobby, First Academic Building (R Building) |
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9:00-10:30 a.m. | Location: Puran Auditorium, First Academic Building (R Building) ● TCLRA President: Jessie Huang ● Vice President, Soochow University: Shi-He Wang ● Dean, School of Foreign Language and Cultures: Ji-Li Luo ● Chair, Department of English Language and Literature: Chiu-Hua Su Keynote Speech: Zora Neale Hurston for All: Anti-Racist Children’s LiteratureSpeaker: Dr. Kenneth Kidd, University of Florida Moderator: Jonathan Klassen, Soochow University |
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10:30-10:40 a.m. | |||
Session A 10:40-12:10 p.m. | Stories in the Classroom Panel Room: R201 | Taiwanese Children Literature Panel Room: R202 | Crossover Films Panel Room: R205 |
Disenchanting the Romantic Ideal: Feminist Fairy-tale Restorying in the Classroom | A Silent Revolution in Shih-Jen Lin’s Works for Children | Reading the Moving Picture, Avatar: The Last Airbender |
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Exploring Fractured Fairy Tale Education in Singaporean Primary School Reading Classes through Picture Books | Whose Childhood? : Children’s Literature and Representation of Childhood in Taiwanese Writer, Zheng Qingwen’s Literary Works | A “Boy and His Dog” Story in the Dystopian Future of Wes Anderson’s Isle of Dogs (2018) |
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Kids and Adults Talks: Reimagining Citizenship in Picture Books through Critical Literacy | The Hero's Journey: Travel Narratives in Taiwanese Juvenile Fictions | Spirited Away: A Multi-layered Animated Film for Children and Adults |
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12:10-1:10 p.m. | Location: Lunch & Dining Area (1st Floor) |
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Session B 1:10-2:40 p.m. | Across the Generations Panel Room: R201 | Fairy Tale Adaptations Panel Room: R202 | Publishing Considerations Panel Room: R205 |
Grandpa and Children in Picture Books: John Burningham’s Granpa and Grandpa Picture Books of Japan | Are You a Boy or a Rat? The Dynamics of Accommodation and Detachment in Philip Pullman’s I Was a Rat! | Paratexts as Marketing Tools: (Re)directing Translated Picturebooks to Adults |
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The Adult Protagonist in Death-Themed picturebooks Reflecting on the Adult-Child Dichotomy | Subjective Vision in 19th Century Children's Literature: George MacDonald's 'The Day Boy and Night Girl' and the Evolution of Visual Perception | The Curious Case of 21st Century Child-Authored Picturebooks in India: A Comparative Study |
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When I’m sixty-four: from childhood into adulthood in picturebooks | Hansel and Gretel on the Run: Rethinking Animal Ethics in the Japanese Manga Series: The Promised Neverland (約束のネバーランド) | Young Readers Editions of Adult Nonfiction: Expanding Readership or Censoring Adult Content? |
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2:40-2:50 p.m. | |||
Session C 2:50-4:20 p.m. | Voices of Picturebooks Panel Room: R201 | Expressions of Culture Panel Room: R202 | Child Agency and Autonomy Panel Room: R205 |
Honey, I deleted the kids! Portuguese picturebooks for adults? | Recipes for a Better Tomorrow: Oral Narratives in Picturebook Repositories | No Adults Are Allowed? : Electronic Gaming for Child Players and Its Literary Portrayals |
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A Walk to the Childhood through the Voices in Anthony Browne’s Picturebooks | Children’s or/and Mothers? Content Analysis of the Genre of Orally Transmitted Lullabies in Gujarati Language | Energy and Power for All: Transport Alternatives in Two Middle-Grade Novels |
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Depicting the City for All: The Textual-Visual Narratives of Hong Kong Picture Books | Moppiyan Mgo Itulan: Folkloric, Cultural, and Ecocritical Values in M.A. Ordinario’s Children Narratives | Revived Life through Death: Mortality in Neil Gaiman’s The Graveyard Book |
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4:20-4:30 p.m. | |||
Session D 4:30-6:00 | The Ethics of Care Panel Room: R201 | Mental Health and Kindness Panel Room: R202 | Versions and Translations Panel Room: R205 |
Duality of Care in Goodnight Mister Tom - Fostering and Mourning | Perspectives of children and adults on children’s literature | The Range of Possibilities of Adaptation: The Borrower Arrietty by Studio Ghibli and Mary Norton’s The Borrowers |
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When Adults Read Children’s Literature: Angela Johnson’s a cool moonlight and the Ethics of Care | The Secret of the Bush: A Story of Healing and Repair | Resolving Moral Ambiguities: Dahl’s Oeuvre and Wonka, the So-call Prequel to Charlie and the Chocolate Factory |
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Altruism, Empowerment, and Intergenerational Healing in Tarsem Singh’s The Fall | Exploring the Differences in Children's Literature Translation between China and Taiwan from a Hermeneutic Perspective: A Case Study of Irish Writer Oscar Wilde's Fairy Tale Collection |
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6:00-6:10 p.m. |