Symposium “Tibetan world as seen through song and poetry”

*This event has already been held.

Date

5–6 March, 2022 (Sat.–Sun.)

Venue

Online meeting via zoom

Program

5 March (Sat.)

1. Izumi HOSHI (ILCAA)
   Opening
2. Hiroshi NEMOTO (Hiroshima University)
   “Poetry as a Way of Cultivation: An Inquiry into the Essence of Tibetan Literature”
3. Hiroshi NEMOTO (Hiroshima University), Zhabu (Qinghai Normal University)
   “Differences between Poetry and Songs”
   
4. Kensaku OKAWA (Nihon University)
   “The Long Road of bstan pa yang dar”
   
5. Izumi HOSHI (ILCAA)
   “Rythm of Tibetan poetry”
   
6. Lajiaben (SOKENDAI)
   “Poetry Recitation”
   
7. Ai NISHIDA (ILCAA Joint Researcher, Kyoto University)
   “Divination and Literature”
8. Yoshiro IMAEDA (Kyoto University)
   “On the Six-syllabe Poem Form of the Old Tibetan Chronicle”
   
9. General Discussion

Commentator: Kyeongjin CHOI (the University of Tokyo)

6 March (Sun.)

1. Shin’ichiro MIYAKE (Otani University)
   “Tradition of Oral Literature and Poetry”
   
2. Shiho EBIHARA (ILCAA Joint Researcher, JSPS/TUFS)
   “Tibetan Modern poetry and women”
   
3. Kazushi IWAO (Ryukoku University)
   “Poem and memories of the imperial period”
4. Lightening Talks
   1. Junko MIURA (Translator)
      “The poetic world of Gendun Chopel”
   2. Yuri KOMATSUBARA (Meiji University)
      “Dokhar Tshering Wanggyel and the Time He Lived”
5. General Discussion

Commentator: Keisuke IWATA (ILCAA Joint Researcher, Tsukuba University)

Language

Japanese

Jointly Organized by

• Core Project “Linguistic Dynamics Science3 (LingDy3)”, ILCAA, TUFS
•  Institute for Research in Humanities (Kyoto University) “Tibet Project”