Chinese Colloquium, Fall 2011

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Nanjing University Flagship Colloquium Fall 2011 (December. 13-14)
全球化视野下的中国与世界：文化的交流与融合 China in the Light of Globalization: Cultural Communication and Fusion
Public Performance
	兰艾克, “我们不懂：欣赏传统表演艺术的障碍” Eric M. Lacour “We Just Don't Understand: Obstacles to Appreciating China's Traditional Performing Arts”
	吳杰明, “促进中国足球：中国足球目前的情况，以及中国足球的维阿里” Ben Walker “Promoting Soccer in China: Current State of the Sport and China's Vieri”
Policies, Governmental Regulations, and Nationalism
	费乔治, “独生子女政策最终对社会和人口是否有效？” George G. Feldman V “The One-Child Policy: What It Means for China's Future”
	费伊丽, “保证国家统一的前提下维护民族权益与文化” Elizabeth Noemi Feliciano “Protecting Multi-ethnic Rights and Cultures Under the Prerequisite of National Unity”
	李杰, “中国打击毒品政策” Zach Lovberg Richardson “China's Anti-Drug Policy”
Dissent and Alternative Ideology
	毕岚妮, “网络的异议文化” Leilani Beams “Culture of Cyber Dissent”
	朱应棠,“对无政府主义的评论” Tomas Drury “Critique of Anarchism/Libertarianism”
Chinese Dialects
	陈德宁, “‘起’在四川方言中的作用及语法化” Nathanial A. Sims “The functions and grammaticalization of “qi” in Sichuanese”
Linguistic Variations between China and Taiwan
	费柔, “中国北方人、台湾北部人和台湾中部人的元音比较” Regan R.K. Ferrell “Shades of Mandarin: A vowel comparison of three native speakers from northern China, northern Taiwan, and central Taiwan”
Image unavailable	邓妮绮, “中国人跟台湾人使用语气词上的差异” Nicki Dabney “A comparison of sentence-final particles used by people from China and from Taiwan”
	任伯恩, “口音所造成的偏见与赞美：中国大陆人对台湾国语的看法” Brian William Inlow “Prejudice and Praise Brought on by Accent: The opinions of mainland Chinese toward Taiwanese Mandarin”
Language and Culture
	毕岚妮, “台湾人取名字的语言及文化意义” Leilani Beams “What a Chinese name can tell you: the linguistic and cultural meanings of Chinese names in Taiwan”
	伍柏楠, “英汉语中运动隐喻的对比” Matthew Bryant White “A comparison of sports metaphors in Chinese and English”
	张九鼎, “汉语的性别差异:比较母语者与学习者的理解与敏感度” Alexander Wald “Gender Differences in Chinese Usage: Comparing understanding and sensitivity between native speakers and students of Mandarin”