| 1 p.m. Art Hansen, director
of CSUF’s Center for Oral and Public History, introduces
the project.
1:15
p.m. Laichen Sun, assistant professor of history and project coordinator,
presents background on Longquan
Village.
1:30
p.m. Allie Fricket, history major, presents “The Corporate
Village: Economic Competition and Village
Identity.”
1:45
p.m. Hansen and history major Yueh-Ying Chu present “Political
Leadership, ‘Spiritual Civilization’ and
Domestic Life Within a Model Village of the New China.”
2
p.m. Tour of “One Village in China” exhibit.
2:15
p.m. Tom Reins, lecturer in history, presents “Local
Government in China Under Reform: The Case
of Longquan, Henan Since 1978.”
2:30
p.m. Yichin Shen, associate professor of English, comparative
literature and linguistics, presents “Changing
Times, Changing Men: Longquan Men’s Perceptions of Self, Masculinity
and Gender
Equality.”
2:45
p.m. Jacque Swartout, anthropology major, presents “The
Changing Perspective of Rural Women in
China: A Village Case Study.”
3
p.m. Hong Vu, American studies major, presents “Beyond
Temple Building: Religious Revival in Dragon
Springs Village.”
3:15
p.m. Sun presents “The Moral World of Longquan.”
3:30
p.m. Question-and-answer session |
