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Session 9
(AI) |
Title : AI and Humanity
- Moderator : Gilsan Lee
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Presenters :
- 1. Balaganapathi Devarakonda: The Second Death of the Author: Toward Coexistence Between Human and Synthetic Intelligence in Humanities Research
- 2. Johnson Thomaskutty: Christian Religious Education in India in the Context of Artificial Intelligence
- 3. Jongwoo Bang: A Christian Reflection on Artificial Intelligence
- 4. BOIL: AI Life Expectancy Prediction: A Buddhist Perspective on its Ethical Dilemmas and Alternatives
- Discussant : Seongho Choi
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Session 10
(AI) |
Title : AI and the Arts
- Moderator : Pyungjong Park
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Presenters :
- 1. Alice Barale: The Case of the Strange Assistant: on the possibility of a creative dialogue with GenAI
- 2. Seohyon Jung: The Narrative Mind: The Aesthetics of Artificial Roughness
- 3. Jinwan Park : Artificial Intelligence and Art (Interdisciplinary Major Course Report)
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Session 11
(AI) |
Title : AI and Korean Language Education
- Moderator : Younghee Chae
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Presenter :
- 1. Srivastava Satyanshu: Korean for Indians in the Age of AI: Opportunities and Challenges
- 2. Jieun Joe Kiaer: Care-Based Pedagogy in TEFL the AI Age
- 3. Junghee Lee: Korean Language Education and AI: New Roles and Possibilities for Teachers
- 4. Yongjin Kwak : Korean Education After AI era
- Discussant : Hyounhwa Kang
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Session 12
(AI) |
Title : AI and Language
- Moderator : Mahnwoo Kwon
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Presenters :
- 1. Jean-Louis Vaxelaire: Writing and Translating Texts in the Age of AI
- 2. Seok Kang: Artificial Intelligence in Collaborative Social Production: Present Developments and Forward-Looking Agendas
- 3. Yumi Yi: Artificial Intimacy: The Transformation of Human Relationships
- 4. Jeongweon Park: Curriculum Planning and Lecture Content Development for AI-based Convergent Humanities
- Discussant : Jinho Park
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Session 13
(Coexistence) |
Title : War and Coexistence
- Moderator : Hyunggon Kim
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Presenters :
- 1. Miklós Zeidler: An Early Attempt at World Peace: The League of Nations (1919 to 1939)
- 2. Linda Sunarti: Oral Warnings and Oceanic Memory: Historicising the Smong Tradition in Simeulue, Aceh
- 3. Kyengho Son: The Possibility of Co-Existence beyond a Trap of War
- 4. Jiyoung Kim: The Causes, Current State, and Future of Far-Right Extremism in Central Europe: Implications for Korea
- Discussant : Jaegwang Park
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Session 14
(Coexistence) |
Title : Crises and Resilience
- Moderator : Gibong Kim
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Presenters :
- 1. Frank Uekötter: How Can We Increase Resilience in a Notoriously Crisis-Prone World Food System
- 2. Yoshiyuki Yama: Community Revitalization and Disaster Risk Reduction in Depopulated Areas in Japan
- 3. Hyejeong Park: Forest and Climate: Historical, Climate-scientific, Ecological discussions
- 4. Sejin Lee: Greening and sharing of Korea's forests
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Session 15
(Coexistence) |
Title : Post-Colonial Culture and National Literature
- Moderator : Taeyong Kim
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Presenters :
- 1. Melina Balcázar: Between Latin America and Abya Yala, Heterolinguism and translation in literature in indigenous languages
- 2. Kuwada Kohei: Toward a Slower Postcolonial Critique in the Age of Globalization
- 3. Sacha Sungwoong Choi: Practices and Explorations of Literature and Translation for Coexistence in the Postcolonial Era - Focusing on Julio Cortázar’s ‘After Lunch
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Session 16
(Coexistence)
(Roundtable) |
Title : Co-Existence in the Age of "the New Normal”
- Moderator : Wonsup Jung
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Presenters :
- 1. Hoon Choi: Rethinking Pets in Dilemma
- 2. Sanghyuk Park
- 3. Shinhyung Seong: Rethinking Coexistence: Christianity, Confucianism, and Levinas in Dialogues
- 4. Wonsup Jung: New Conflicts and Coexistence in the 21st Century
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