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Series of seminars “New studies on Japan and Asia” 2016 commenced

Monday - June 6, 2016 03:05
On June 4th, 2016, Faculty of Oriental Studies held the first academic seminar among the series of seminars for young researchers titled “New studies on Japan and Asia” 2016.
Series of seminars “New studies on Japan and Asia” 2016 commenced
Series of seminars “New studies on Japan and Asia” 2016 commenced

This seminar was one of the scientific activities for young researchers from Faculty of Oriental Studies. It aims to publish the results of new studies on Japan and Asia, as well as to create a platform for young researchers to learn and exchange experiences in order to improve their research capacity. It was sponsored by Toshiba Fund (Japan).

At the seminar, the participants listened to two papers: “The Korean community in Hanoi under the perspective of social production of space” by MA. Nguyen Thuy Giang and “Confucian ethical norms on women – case studies ofNoi Huanby Queen Tu andGia Huan Caby Nguyen Trai” by PhD fellow Nguyen Anh Tuan.

Prof. Dr Nguyen Van Kim (Vice Rector of USSH) chairs the seminar

Nguyen Thuy Giang's paper uses the theory of social production of space by Henri Lefebvre to address the Korean community in Hanoi. The paper suggests that, despite having recently settled in Hanoi, the Korean community manages to create its own social space, which can be dissected through materialistic, social and mental dimensions. This theoretical approach serves as a guideline for this research.

GHOST. Nguyen Thuy Trang prents her paper

Nguyen Anh Tuan's paper argues that, the literature on Confucian ideas of women has been updated to now limited to such concepts as “three obligations and four virtues”, “women's fate and obedience”, “men above women”, etc…While their substances successfully reflect some aspects of the Confucian ideas of women, they fail to provide a comprehensive account of Confucian ethical norms and ideas. The author thus attempts to dissect a few ancient books, which were said to be “royal monographs” that taught women about ethical norms and behaviors and helped them practice self-cultivation and interpersonal relationships, with the purpose of creating a comprehensive account of women's life in a typical Confucian society. The author focuses onNoi Huanby Queen Tu, one of the “four great books about women”, andGia Huan Caby Nguyen Trai to clarify the Confucian ethical norms on Chinese and Vietnamese women during the medieval period.

Nguyen Anh Tuan presents his paper

Author:Thanh Ha

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