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日本ヴィクトリア朝文化研究学会（VSSJ）第25回全国大会
【日時】2025年11月8日（土）午前10時開始
【場所】名古屋学院大学（名古屋キャンパスしろとり）
【参加方法】対面開催（参加無料・事前申込推奨）
大会プログラムの詳細の確認および参加申込は、以下のリンク先からお願い致します（申込期限：10月30日（木）中まで）：http://www.vssj.jp/conferences.html
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【お問い合わせ先】
日本ヴィクトリア朝文化研究学会事務局
victorianstudiesjp[at]gmail.com（[at]を@へ変換して下さい）
【Call for Papers】ELLAK 2026 International Conference The End: Reclaiming the Beginning
Dates: December 17–19, 2026
Venue: Sungkyunkwan University, Seoul, South Korea
Host: The English Language and Literature Association of Korea (ELLAK)
Keynote Speakers
・Jongsook Lee (Professor Emerita of English, Seoul National University; Scholar of Early Modern English and Greco-Roman Cultural Studies)
・Ursula K. Heise (Professor of English, UCLA; Scholar of Environmental Humanities)
・Sean D. Kelly (Professor of Philosophy, Harvard University; Scholar of Phenomenology)
Important Dates
• Abstract submission deadline: February 8, 2026
• Notification of acceptance: March 31, 2026
• Submission deadline for conference proceedings: June 30, 2026
詳細は、こちらをご覧ください。
“Ageing and Space” Symposium
文学研究とエイジ（ング）・スタディーズのつながりを深めることを目的に、下記イベント（ハイブリッド形式）を開催いたします。皆さまのご参加をお待ちしております。
（参加無料ですが、事前登録をお願いいたします。）
Organised as part of the “Re-imagining Life Course” project at Keio University X Dignity Centre, this symposium seeks to draw attention to space as a significant aspect of the ageing experience and the important role that narratives play in shaping our understanding of that experience.
Space has a significant impact on older people’s lives and identities. Older age has traditionally been associated with immobility, care and home. However, some aspects of this association derive from, and reproduce, narrow stereotypes of ageing as decline and of old age as burden. Furthermore, social, cultural and economic changes have transformed the spatiality of ageing through the life course, as more and more people move across spatial, geographical and cultural boundaries, either out of choice or necessity, for lifestyle, work or retirement, and to provide or receive care. The spatiality and the place of ageing, then, is a key concern in thinking about what it may mean to age well, with dignity.
The symposium brings together six speakers who will explore the spatiality of ageing through a range of different narratives, narrative genres and media.
2025年12月11日9:00-13:00 (UK)/18:00-22:00(Japan)
ケンブリッジ大学・ダウニング・カレッジ（Tim Cadbury/Music Room）
開催形式：ハイブリッド
会議言語：英語（通訳なし）
Programme:
9.00-9.05 Welcome
9.05-10.05 Break
Iza Kavedžija (University of Cambridge), “Creating ibasho: Community Spaces for Aging with dignity in Japan”
Aagje Swinnen (Maastricht University), "Human Forever (2023) and Ben jij bij mij/Are You With Me (2021): Dutch Dementia Documentaries against Dehumanization“
Katsura Sako (Keio University/Downing College), “Ageing, Walking and Home in Walking Memoirs”
10.25-10.40 Break
10.25-12.55
Elizabeth Barry (University of Warwick), : '"Only touch me, for my hand is tender”: Ageing, Space and Touch in the Work of Charles Dickens”
Heike Hartung (Potsdam University), “Literature at the End of Life: Challenges to Genre and the Writer’s Identity in the Case of Jenny Diski”
Sarah Falcus (Independent Scholar), “Between the Wild and the Domestic: Gardens, Age and Generation in Children’s Picturebooks”
12.55-13.00 Closing Remark
Speakers:
Elizabeth Barry is Professor of Modern Literature at the University of Warwick, UK. She has published widely in medical humanities and ageing, including the 2020 volume Literature and Ageing, and a double special issue of the journal Age Culture Humanities (2024-25) on 'Transitional and Relational Ageing' (both with Margery Vibe Skagen). She also has articles on ageing in Textual Practice, Poetics Today, European Journal of English Studies, Samuel Beckett Today/Aujourd' hui, and a variety of book chapters. Her monograph on ageing and time in modern literature and thought is under contract with Bloomsbury. Prof Barry’s other specialism is the work of Samuel Beckett, and publications include Beckett and Authority (2006), and two journal special issues on Beckett, medicine and the mind (Journal of Beckett Studies, 2008; and (with Ulrika Maude and Laura Salisbury) Journal of Medical Humanities, 2016). She has also been the recipient of medical humanities and age studies grants with the Arts and Humanities Research Fund and the Norwegian Research Council.
Sarah Falcus is a researcher in literary and age studies. She is the co-editor of The Bloomsbury Handbook to Ageing in Contemporary Literature and Film (with Raquel Medina and Heike Hartung, 2023) and Contemporary Narratives of Ageing, Illness, Care (with Katsura Sako, 2021). Her current work centres around space, age and generation, with a particular focus on the garden as explored in literary and cultural texts.
Heike Hartung, PhD habil., is a senior scholar in Anglophone Literatures at the University of Potsdam with a research focus in narrative theory, interdisciplinary ageing, disability and gender studies. She is associated as CIRAC Fellow at the Center for Interdisciplinary Research on Aging and Care and as research fellow at the Center for Inter-American Studies at the University of Graz. She is a founding member of the European Network in Aging Studies (ENAS) and co-editor of the Aging Studies publication series with transcript, Bielefeld. Recent co-edited publications include Masculinities ageing between Cultures: Relationality, Kinship and Care in Dialogue (2024) and The Bloomsbury Handbook to Ageing in Contemporary Literature and Film (2023). Her current research focuses on grief representations and writing at the end of life.
Iza Kavedžija is an Associate Professor of Medical Anthropology at the University of Cambridge. She is a social and medical anthropologist working in Japan with interests in care, aging and wellbeing. She is particularly interested in showing how people find ways to live well and meaningfully against adversity. Her book publications include Meaning in Life: Tales from Aging Japan (University of Pennsylvania Press, 2019); Values of Happiness: Toward an Anthropology of Purpose in Life (with Harry Walker, University of Chicago Press, 2016); and The Process of Wellbeing: Conviviality, Care, Creativity (Cambridge University Press, 2021). More recently, Iza has been working on multimodal methods in anthropology and is currently a PI on a British Academy Talent Development Award 'The Ethnographic Portfolio: Arts-based methods for anthropology'.
Katsura Sako is a professor of English at Keio University in Japan and Keio Fellow (2025/26) at Downing College, University of Cambridge. Her research brings together literary and age/ing studies, and she has published on age/ing, generation, dementia and care in a range of narratives in English and Japanese including children’s picturebooks, detective and speculative fiction, graphic memoirs, films and TV drama series. She is a co-author and a co-editor (with Sarah Falcus) of Contemporary Narratives of Dementia: Ethics, Ageing, Politics (2019) and Contemporary Narratives of Ageing, Illness, Care(2021). Her current project explores the spatiality of ageing, with a focus on literary and cultural narratives of ageing and walking.
Aagje Swinnen is a full professor in Aging Studies at the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at Maastricht University in the Netherlands, where she also chairs the Department of Literature and Art. She is originally trained as a literary scholar and has grown her areas of expertise into the fields of critical age(ing) and critical dementia studies. Her research topics include: expert readings of age ideologies (and their intersections) in literature, photography, and film; lay readings of literature about later life, the normalized life course, and loneliness through Shared Reading and a book and writing club; the meaning of spoken word-based activities, such as the Alzheimer’s Poetry Project and TimeSlips, in dementia care settings; the way professional artists understand and give meaning to creativity in the later stages of their career; and the development of more age just universities. Swinnen is co-founder of the European Network in Aging Studies, co-editor of The Palgrave Handbook of Literature and Aging (2024), and co-editor of Age, Culture, Humanities: An Interdisciplinary Journal.
どなたでもご参加いただけます。
事前に下記Google Formで参加登録をお願いします。
https://forms.gle/tUdNaUpWknw6Y4uG8
問合わせ先：迫 桂 (k.sako[at]keio.jp) ([at]を@にしてください)
主催：慶應義塾大学X Dignityセンター、サブユニット「ライフコースの再想像」
東京大学言語変異・変化研究会@駒場（The University of Tokyo Language Variation and Change, UTLVC@Komaba）招聘講義
【日時】2025年11月27日（木）18時開始（日本時間）、1～1.5時間で終了
【場所】オンライン開催（Zoom）
【概要】
2025年10月から順に刊行される6巻本のThe New Cambridge History of the English Language (NewCHEL)の編集主幹をお務めになったRaymond Hickey教授に、book launchも兼ねたお話をしていただきます（30～40分を予定、その後質疑応答）。NewCHELは1992年から2001年にかけて同じく6巻本で刊行されたThe Cambridge History of the English Language (CHEL) の新版にあたりますが、この数十年における分野の発展を反映して、全体・各巻の構成、章の内容、執筆陣が一新しており、大きな話題を呼んでいます。講義では本プロジェクトの背景、CHELとの違いを含むNewCHELの特徴、活用の仕方などに触れていただく予定です。
【参加方法】
11月24日（月・祝）までにこちらのフォームから参加登録をしてください。
【講師】
Professor Raymond Hickey (adjunct professor at the University of Limerick, Ireland and emeritus professor at the University of Duisburg and Essen, Germany)
【演題】
Trends in English historical linguistics
【お問い合わせ先】
三浦あゆみ（東京大学）
ayumi-miura[at]g.ecc.u-tokyo.ac.jp ※[at]を@に変換してください。
日本ホプキンズ協会例会
[日時] 2025年11月9日（日）13：30～17：00
(Zoomによるオンライン開催)
【概要】ジェラード・マンリー・ホプキンズの詩の試訳と解説を担当者が行い、そのあと、その発表内容について詳細に検討します。テキストはW. H. Gardner and N. H. Mackenzie, eds., The Poems of Gerard Manley Hopkins, 4th ed., Oxford Univ. Pressを使用します。
【参加方法】参加ご希望の方にはZoomミーテイングのURLを事前にお送りします。11月4日（火）までにお名前とご所属をお示しの上、下記問い合わせ先までにご連絡ください。
【プログラム】
13：30～17：00 （途中20分の休憩）
For a Picture of St. Dorothea (10) stanzas 1-2 担当 山田 泰広
For a Picture of St. Dorothea (10) stanzas 3-4 担当 大野 隆
【問い合わせ先】日本ホプキンズ協会事務局 高橋 美帆
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