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    This document provides an agenda for an international workshop discussing the Confucian revival in contemporary China. The workshop was held on December 3-4, 2010 at the University of Tokyo and included five sessions on topics such as the role of Confucianism in Chinese values, Confucian revivals in folk beliefs and rituals, and Confucian initiatives in education. Speakers presented preliminary field reports on practices in various regions of China. The workshop concluded with a general discussion session and was sponsored by the University of Tokyo Center for Philosophy and the French Center for Research on Contemporary China.

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    This document provides an agenda for an international workshop discussing the Confucian revival in contemporary China. The workshop was held on December 3-4, 2010 at the University of Tokyo and included five sessions on topics such as the role of Confucianism in Chinese values, Confucian revivals in folk beliefs and rituals, and Confucian initiatives in education. Speakers presented preliminary field reports on practices in various regions of China. The workshop concluded with a general discussion session and was sponsored by the University of Tokyo Center for Philosophy and the French Center for Research on Contemporary China.

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    International Workshop

    Confucian Revival in Contemporary China: Preliminary Reports from the Field


    Date: December 3, 2010 Place: Collaboration Room 3, 4F, Building 18, Komaba Campus, University of Tokyo
    10:0010:30 Opening Remark: KOBAYASHI Yasuo, UTCP Introductory Speech: Sebastian BILLIOUD (Universit Paris 7 Diderot) 10:3011:30 Session 1 Moderator: Sbastian Billioud (Universit Paris 7 Diderot) GAN Chunsong CHEN Bisheng 11:4012:40 Session 2 Moderator: WANG Shouchang, ISHII Tsuyoshi, UTCP Today s Confucianism and Cultural Diversity in Northeastern China MINAGUCHI Takuju, 13:4014:40 Session 3 Moderator: GAN Chunsong WANG Chien-Chuan, CHUNG Yun-Ying, 14:5015:50 Session 4 Moderator: NAKAJIMA Takahiro, UTCP Jol THORAVAL (EHESS) On Minjian Confucian Initiatives in Education and Religion: A Brief Report from the Field in Shanxi Province Sbastian BILLIOUD (Universit Paris 7 Diderot) (The role of education in Yiguandao s salvationist mission) 16:1017:10 Session 5 Moderator: Jol Thoraval (EHESS) Anna SUN (Institute for Advanced Study, Kenyon College) Contemporary Confucius Temple Life: The Revival of Personal Rites in Confucius Temples in China Guillaume DUTOURNIER (Collge de France) Family Schools in China and Taiwan: three perspectives on a traditionalist education 17:2018:00 General Discussion

    Date: December 4, 2010 Place: Collaboration Room 4, 4F, Building 18, Komaba Campus, University of Tokyo
    10:0012:00 Concluding Session

    Sponsored by University of Tokyo Center for Philosophy (UTCP) and the French Center for Research on Contemporary China, Hong Kong, in the framework of the international research program Forms and Meanings of Confucian Piety Today supported by the Chiang Ching-kuo Foundation

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