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Our Hong Kong adventure began on June 23, 2014...
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"Civilization as a Concept for Global Analysis: The Example of Arnold Toynbee"
June 23, 2014
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David Damrosch, "Grounds for Comparison"
June 23 - July 3
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Jacob Edmond, "Comparing Copies"
June 23 - July 3
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Svend Erik Larsen, "Beyond Justice"
June 23 - July 3
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Karen Thornber, "World Literature and Environmental Crises"
June 23 - July 3
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Zhang Longxi, "From Comparison to World Literature"
June 23 - July 3
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Our participants shared their work in affinity groups
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We visited the antique map collection at the library of Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
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Professor Karen Thornber's lecture
"Global World Literature and Medical Humanities"
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Professor Gisèle Sapiro's Guest Lecture
"The World Market of Translation: Literature Between National and Transnational Fields"
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We've been to Victoria Peak
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And we returned for the second set of seminars
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Dudley Andrew, "World Cinema"
July 7-17
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Theo D'haen, "World Authors/World Literature"
July 7-17
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Leo Ou-fan Lee, "World Literature and Modern Chinese Literature"
July 7-17
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Ronit Ricci, "Translation in Asia: Theories, Practices, Histories"
July 7-17
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Zhang Longxi, "From Comparison to World Literature"
July 7-17
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Professor Glenn Most's Guest Lecture
"Greek Literature, Roman Literature, Latin Literature: World Literature(s)"
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Panel on Jobs
Zhang Longxi, Theo D'haen, Ronit Ricci, and Dudley Andrew
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Professor Dudley Andrew's lecture
"Ghost Cities"
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Enjoying Hong Kong in the Victoria Harbor
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Professor Ronit Ricci's Lecture
"Citing as a Site: Translation and Circulation in Muslim South and Southeast Asia"
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Professor David Damrosch's Lecture
"World Literature in the Internet Age"
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Relaxing after the month-long program with new friends
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Forming transcontinental friendships
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David Damrosch with our hosts: Professor Arthur Ellis, Provost of City University of Hong Kong, and Professor Zhang Longxi
Closing Panel
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Awarding the IWL Certificates at the Closing Panel
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Our closing banquet overlooking Victoria Harbor
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The IWL Team and our host, Professor Zhang Longxi
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Ongoing intellectual exchange and friendship
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A toast in the honor of our participants
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Hong Kong was a great adventure...
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... and saying goodbye is not easy...
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IWL is a long-lasting relationship.
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See you in Lisbon in 2014!