Session 1 |
Banquet Hall A (Bldg 4) | Broadcast Media & Globalisation
Session Chair: William Kunz
09:45 –
Transcultural Adaptation of Korean TV Formats: Localizing Variety Show ‘Produce 101 Season 2’ in China and Japan (85848)
Alice Jiye Lee is pursuing a Ph.D. Seoul National University, majoring Area Studies (Japan). Her recent research is titled "A Comparative Study of the Strategies of Major Idol Entertainment Companies in Korea and Japan."
HONGJIAN LIN is a Ph.d. candidate at Seoul National University, South Korea. He is majoring in international studies, and his research interests cover political communication, Korean-Chinese relations, and political culture.
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10:10 –
Korean-Japanese Collaboration Dramas under Japan-Korea Relations (83800)
Mr Shi Junyan is a Phd student of Graduate School of International Cultural Studies,Tohoku University,Japan.His current research focuses on the reception of Korean dramas in Japan and China.
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11:00 –
Peak TV and the Rise of Original Scripted Television on Basic and Premium Services in the United States (86516)
Professor William Kunz is a University Professor/Principal Lecturer at University of Washington Tacoma in United States
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Banquet Hall B (Bldg 4) | Pop Culture, Subculture & Identities
Session Chair: Mark Villegas
09:45 –
“Fragments Internal to the Local”: Adapting the West in Contemporary Asian Popular Culture (85144)
Leslie Wong is a final-year doctoral candidate in Comparative Literature at King’s College London who works on adaptations of the “Western” canon in contemporary Asian novels, comics and video games. He was born and raised in Singapore.
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10:10 –
Japanese Subculture in Nagaland: NAJ Cosfest, Cosplayers’ Performativity and Collective Production (86861)
Dr Jasmine Yimchunger is currently an Assistant Professor in Mass Communication at Sikkim University, India.
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10:35 –
Music, Affect, and Post-Soviet Wars: Mobilization With Hip Hop in Azerbaijan and Ukraine (83788)
Dr Polina Dessiatnitchenko is currently Assistant Professor at the School of International and Liberal Studies, Waseda University, Japan, and co-investigator in a ERC/UKRI funded project titled MAQAM.
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11:00 –
Planet Asia: Pop Culture, Fandom, and Migration in New Afro-Asian Politics (86663)
Mark Redondo Villegas is an associate professor in American Studies at Franklin & Marshall College. His next book monograph in tentatively titled "Geek Hop: Study, Science, and Orientalism in Hip Hop Culture."
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Banquet Hall C (Bldg 4) | Lifelong Engagement in Digital Media
Session Chair: Alisa Nutley
09:45 –
Using Animation Media to Enhance Digital Citizenship Education: Developing and Validating Educational Content for Bangkok Students (82068)
The presenter bio is not available for this presentation, yet.
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10:10 –
Digital Voices: Students Harnessing New Media Art for Social Change (86671)
Dr Jualim Vela is a University Assistant Professor/Lecturer at University of the Philippines Los Baños in Philippines
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10:35 –
Assessing the Impact of Online Music Engagement Programs on the Quality of Life of Older Adults in China (86086)
Xichen Xu is currently a PhD candidate at Tokyo University of the Arts
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11:00 –
The Role of Rural Aesthetics and Cultural Practices in Promoting Active Ageing in Northern Thai Community (86361)
Dr.Alisa Nutley is a lecturer focusing on age-friendly rural environments in Northern Thailand. Her research bridges architecture and gerontology, exploring how design can promote active ageing and improve life quality in culturally rich settings.
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Room A (Bldg 1) | Language and Cultural Studies
Session Chair: Samantha May
09:45 –
Cultural Transfer Through Linguistic Space: Case Study of Little Japan Town in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam (85318)
Dr Tran Thi Phuong Lyis the vice head at Faculty of Social Sciences Teacher Education, Saigon University, Vietnam. She has 18 years of experience in teaching and researching related to linguistics and culture.
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10:10 –
Analysis of Language Use in the Discourse of Buying and Selling Interactions at Sungguminasa Traditional Market, South Sulawesi (83875)
Rizal Alamsa Amal is pursuing his Master's in Linguistics at Universitas Gadjah Mada. Rizal Fascinated into how cultural norms, social interactions, and community dynamics shape the language used.
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10:35 –
Australian Perspectives on Accent and Employability: Insights from a Survey Study (83271)
Ms Siti Rahmatia Ntou is a University Postgraduate Student at Australian National University in Australia
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11:00 –
The Meaning of Muchi: Implications for Indigenous Language Reclamation in Okinawa and Abroad (82980)
Dr. Samantha May is Department Head of Social Sciences and a professor of anthropology and sociology at Alexander College in Vancouver, Canada. Her research focuses on Indigenous language revitalization, martial arts studies, and Okinawan culture.
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Room B (Bldg 1) | Inter/Multicultural Perspectives in Cultural Studies
Session Chair: Brian Haas
09:45 –
Creating Global Communities: Extending Psychogeography in Art and Design Higher Education (83805)
Dr Aleya James is a University Assistant Professor/Lecturer at Royal College of Art and Design, London in United Kingdom
Dr. Kyung Hwa Shon is a Tutor (Research) at the Royal College of Art. She is a cross-disciplinary artist and researcher.
Her art practice explores urban spaces, Psychogeography, walking and public sphere in post-colonial and non-western contexts.
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10:10 –
Inter-Narrative Pattern based on a Relativistic Cultural Perspective – A Proposed Solution to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) (80319)
Dr Kien Trung Do is a University Assistant Professor/Lecturer at University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) in Vietnam
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10:35 –
Love Across Border: Addressing Stress and Building Resilience in Mixed-Culture Relationships (83870)
Sharifah Sofiah Syed Zainudin is currently a senior lecturer at the Department of Communication, Faculty of Modern Languages and Communication, University Putra Malaysia.
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11:00 –
Cultural Context and the Expression of Personality Around the World (82237)
I am a social and cultural psychologist interested in the way social and cultural shape peoples’ identity and their world-views. I seek to understand how culture, personality and social psychological phenomenon interact with one another.
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Room C (Bldg 1) | Social Media and Communication Technology
Session Chair: Xue Dou
09:45 –
Nationalism and Social Media in China: A Case Study of Chinese Nationalist Movement Against Muslim Minorities on Sina Weibo (84054)
Mr Yuchao Liu is currently a PhD student in his post-examination position. His general interests focus on social media and social movements in contemporary Chinese society. Currently he is working on a project studying Han nationalism on Sina Weibo.
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Comparative Analysis of the Political Message Strategy and Transmedia Storytelling Techniques in the 2022 Philippines Presidential Elections (85976)
Mr. Rayns Keneth Sabalboro Ampon is a full-time faculty at the School of Liberal Arts, King Mongkut University. His research interests are election campaigns, strategic political communication, social media consumption, fans, and AI in education.
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10:35 –
A Study on the Disinformation Landscape During Malaysia’s 15th General Elections (85669)
Dr Sabariah Mohamed Salleh is a University Associate Professor/Senior Lecturer at Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia in Malaysia
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11:00 –
The Influence of Media Usage Habit on News Consumptions and Credibitlity Perception (83816)
Dr. Xue Dou is the Associate Professor in the College of Comprehensive Psychology at Ritsumeikan University. Her research pertains to understand psychological effects of technology in people’s perception and media content.
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Room E (Bldg 1) | Film & Media Studies
Session Chair: Constance Goh
09:45 –
Anatomies of Distressed Pleasures: Demeaned Subjects, Fragmented Objects and the State in Hindi Crime-Porn Magazines (83765)
Dr Ronie Parciack is a University Associate Professor/Senior Lecturer at Tel Aviv University in Israel
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10:10 –
Feng AI (2013): Questioning the “Mad” Disabled Body (86619)
Xinyi WANG is a program coordinator at 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art after withdrawal from the Doctoral Program of Cinema Studies in Nagoya University in Japan
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10:35 –
The Enigma of the Recurring “Bodies” from Si Spencer’s Adaptation (86622)
Constance Goh read her doctoral degree with what is now the Department of Culture, Film and Media at the University of Nottingham, United Kingdom, and her Ph.D thesis concerned the comparisons and connections between art and technology, exploring cultural translations through rhetorical and visual strategies. Her subsequent publications investigate the political conditions given by aesthetics, working with various media forms such as literature, art and film. Her current research is on the cultures of communication technologies such as print, electronic and digital media.
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11:00 –
Narratives from a Cosmopolitan Township? Citizens and Non-citizens in Popular Television Films (85273)
Dr Nkosinathi Selekane is a University Associate Professor/Senior Lecturer at University of South Africa in South Africa
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Room G (Bldg 1) | Comparative Issues in Education
Session Chair: Fonita Theresia Yoliando
09:45 –
Reading Habits of German, Russian, and US-American Young Adults – A Comparison (79802)
Dr Eugen Zaretsky is a University Postdoctoral Fellow or Instructor at Marburg University in Germany
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10:10 –
Exploring English Language Use of ASEAN Graduate Students in South Korea: An Autoethnographic Lens (85800)
Mr Allan Jay Esteban is a University Doctoral Student at Kyung Hee University in South Korea
Ms. Poollak Tungrakwattanakul is a Phd candidate in Korean studies at Kyunghee University, South Korea. She serves as faculty member at Mahasarakham University, Thailand.
Ms. Nguyen Thanh Dung is a PhD candidate in Korean studies at Kyunghee University, South Korea. She serves as faculty member at Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology, Vietnam.
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10:35 –
Cartoonization Practices: the Visual Perspective of Learners with Mental Disabilities in a Participatory Learning Environment (86574)
Christina Flora is a Visual Communication Design lecturer that has interest in concept illustration and interactive media and currently researching the implementation of illustration in interactive media to promote inclusive learning
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Exploring Emotional Engagement in Augmented Reality Simulation of the Seven Dyslexia Visual Distortions (86529)
Fonita Theresia Yoliando, S.Ds., M.A. is the Head of Visual Communication Design Study Program who dedicates her life in learning disabilities empowerment through interactive media design, such as dyslexia, autism, sensory, and physical difficulties.
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Session 2 |
Banquet Hall A (Bldg 4) | Art, Culture & Technology
Session Chair: Zi-Xuan Cheng
11:40 –
Empowering Indonesian Ceramicists Through Participatory Design: Co-Designing a Mobile Application (86543)
Rani Aryani Widjono is an interaction design lecturer at Universitas Multimedia Nusantara. She is now working on developing a digital directory of Indonesia's ceramics studios in collaboration with the Indonesian ceramicist studios community.
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12:05 –
Co-Constructing Our Cultural Memory: Public Participation Strategies in Taiwan’s National Archival Projects (86326)
Zi-Xuan Cheng is currently a Master’s student at the Institute of Creative Industries Design at National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan. Her research interests encompass design in placemaking, regional revitalization, and community development.
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Banquet Hall B (Bldg 4) | Interdisciplinary Film Studies
Session Chair: Dror Abend-David
11:40 –
Unpredictable Box Office Performance of Franchise Blockbusters: The Fading “Magical” Appeal of the Fantastic Beasts Series in Mainland China (85231)
Miss Ruixuan Wu is currently a third-year doctoral student in Film Studies at the University of Southampton, United Kingdom. Her research is focused on International Film Flow and Cross-Cultural Communication.
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Waiting for the Artist and the De-territorializing and Re-territorializing Forces of Mockumentary Machine (86075)
Dr. Sophie Shu-yi Lin is currently an Assistant Professor in the Department of Motion Pictures and Video, and the Graduate School of Media Arts, at Kun Shan University in Taiwan.
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12:30 –
Silent Films – What Is There to Translate? (86275)
Dr. Dror Abend-David teaches as Visiting Associate Professor at the Division of Languages and Literature at Bard College. Dror has published books and articles on Translation in relation to Media, Drama, Literature, and Jewish Culture.
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Banquet Hall C (Bldg 4) | AI, Gaming, and E-Sports
Session Chair: Donna Wong
11:40 –
Exploring Digital Storytelling Elements of Gaming Contents in YouTube Kids (84628)
Birgitta B. Puspita, M.A. is currently lecturer in Department of Communication at Universitas Atma Jaya Yogyakarta, Indonesia. She focuses her work more on digital literacy and media usage by and for children
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12:05 –
The Study of Generative AI Game Design to Enhance Gameplay Immersion (85710)
The presenter bio is not available for this presentation, yet.
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12:30 –
Esports Development in Japan (83842)
Dr Donna Wong is a University Associate Professor/Senior Lecturer at Waseda University in Japan
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Room A (Bldg 1) | Poetry & Literature in Cultural Studies
Session Chair: Kar Yue Chan
11:40 –
William Wordsworth’s Ecological Bond with Nature: Literary Space and Natural Ontology (86096)
Professor Chia Jung Lee is a University Associate Professor/Senior Lecturer at National Sun Yat-sen University in Taiwan
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12:05 –
“Dao” and “Brahman”: A Brief Comparison of Cultivation Beliefs in China and India (86580)
Dr Chunyao Li is a University Postdoctoral Fellow or Instructor at Jinan University in China
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12:30 –
Tragic Heroines from an Interplay between Celtic and Chinese Myths, and the Representation of Opera (84052)
Dr Kar Yue Chan is a University Associate Professor/Senior Lecturer at Hong Kong Metropolitan University in Hong Kong
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Room B (Bldg 1) | Cultural Studies
Session Chair: Saleem Abu Jaber
11:40 –
Deified Law Enforcement: The Japanese Police During the Colonial Taiwan (79363)
Dr MIN-CHIA YOUNG is a University Assistant Professor/Lecturer at Shu-Te University in Taiwan
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Relationship Building and Cultural Production Among Chinese Students in Japan During the Late Qing and Ealry Republic of China (83832)
The presenter bio is not available for this presentation, yet.
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12:30 –
A Letter Concerning the Rebelling Troops that Came from Yemen and Entered the Holy Site of Mecca on 25 Shaʿbān 1041 Ah (1631 Ce) by the Egyptian Scholar Muḥammad B. Abī L-Surūr Al-Bakrī Al-Ṣiddīqī 1589–1661 Ce/ 998-1071 Ah)) (85815)
Dr. Saleem Abu Jaber is head of the department of Arabic language and literature at Achva Academic College.
He holds a bachelor’s degree a PhD from Tel Aviv University.
He is a senior lecturer and researcher in Arabic language and Islamic culture.
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Room C (Bldg 1) | Media & Social Issues
Session Chair: Panurit Sarasombat
11:40 –
The Paradox of ‘Jogja Kota Pelajar’: Media Discourse, Educational Equity, and the Marginalization of Local Youths (83808)
Rhin Khairina Rahmat is currently a master's student majoring in International Relations at Universitas Gadjah Mada, Indonesia.
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The Educational Significance of Variety Shows on Young People’s Career Choices: The Case of the Chinese Variety Show ‘Let’s Farm’ (83524)
Miss Jessie Liu is a graduate student at Wee Kim Wee School of Communication & Information, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. She is passionate about media psychology. She has five years of experience in Internet companies like Tencent.
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12:30 –
The Reflection of Society in Udom Taephanich’s Stand-up Comedy (85610)
Dr. Panurit Sarasombat is an Assistant Professor of Communication Arts and Deputy Dean for Administration at Faculty of Mass Communication, Ramkhamhaeng University, Thailand. His research focuses on applied communication and media impact on society.
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Room E (Bldg 1) | Film Studies
Session Chair: Paul Spicer
11:40 –
Fused Intersectionality: The Coalescence of Japanese and African American Cultures — ‘Rising Soul’ (79394)
Dr. Velina Hasu Houston is a Distinguished Professor of Theatre in Dramatic Writing and Resident Playwright at the University of Southern California.
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Campus Cinema: Analysis of University Portrayals in Contemporary Films (84049)
Dr Vanesa Varga is a Research Fellow at Faculty of Croatian Studies, University of Zagreb in Croatia
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From Ozu to Obayashi: The Importance of Onomichi Within the Historical Legacy of Japanese Film (86827)
Dr Paul Spicer is a University Assistant Professor/Lecturer at Hokkaido University in Japan
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Room G (Bldg 1) | Myths in Film Studies
Session Chair: Mark Anderson
11:40 –
Subterranean Encounters: Speculative Tension and the Underground Space in Takano Fumio’s Swan Knight and Nazlı Eray’s Orpheus (86558)
Gefan Wang is a third-year PhD researcher in Comparative Literature at King's College London. Their doctoral thesis is a comparative reading of Thomas Bernhard’s Auslöschung. Ein Zerfall and Kenzaburō Ōe’s Man'en Gan'nen no Futtoboru.
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“When the Legend Becomes Fact”: The American Frontier Myth in Film, 1930s-1960s (83773)
Historian Dr. David A. Smith is the History librarian at the University of Saskatchewan, Canada, and author of the book "Cowboy Presidents: The Frontier Myth and U.S. Politics since 1900."
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12:30 –
Zombies, Westerns, and Mythical Rebirth (83644)
Mark Anderson is a Professor of History at Carleton University in Ottawa. He is the author or co-author of six books, including the award-winning "Cowboy Imperialism and Hollywood Film" and "Seeing Red: A History of Natives in Canadian Newspapers."
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Session 3 |
Banquet Hall A (Bldg 4) | Media & Culture
Session Chair: Antonina Luszczykiewicz-Mendis
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Why Do Homophonic Pun Memes Gain Popularity on Social Media? Examining the Cultural Significance and Influence of Homophonic Pun Memes (84242)
Ms. Jiaxin Yang, a graduate of the University of Sydney with a Master's in Digital Communication and Culture, will begin her PhD at the University of Technology Sydney in 2024, focusing on the dissemination of Chinese web dramas in popular culture.
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The Integration of Cross-cultural Communication in Performing Arts: A Short Video Making Project (85312)
Dr Peishi Weng is a University Assistant Professor/Lecturer at aipei University of Marine Technology in Taiwan
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14:00 –
Cultural Resistance in Manchuria: the Underground Communist Intellectuals’ Use of Media, Art, and Literature (1931-1945) (86357)
Dr Le WANG is a University Assistant Professor/Lecturer at Tohoku University in Japan
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14:25 –
Civilizational Discourse in China-India Film Co-Productions (82626)
Dr. Antonina Luszczykiewicz-Mendis, a former Fulbright senior scholar at Indiana University, is an assistant professor at the Jagiellonian University in Krakow, Poland. She focuses on historical, cultural, and political dimensions of China-India relations.
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Banquet Hall B (Bldg 4) | Film Criticism and Theory
Session Chair: Siyasanga Tyali
13:10 –
Postcolonial Relevance: Challenging the Complacencies in Film Studies (82748)
Rajat Sharma is a PhD candidate at the School of Communication, Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong.
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Framing Land Loss and Dispossession Through Film: On This is Not a Burial, It’s a Resurrection (85683)
Tyali is currently an academic based at the University of South Africa (UNISA). His area of research include include media and communication studies
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Banquet Hall C (Bldg 4) | Social Media and Communication Technology
Session Chair: Sakulsri Srisaracam
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In Birth Control We Trust: Analyzing Modern Contraception Behavior and Parasocial Relationships with Health Personalities Online (86355)
Nicole Desierto is a recent graduate of Bachelor of Arts in Communication Research in University of the Philippines Diliman. Her research interests include Social Media research, Gender communication, and Health communication.
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Mental Health Consultation Through Telemedicine, Does it Work? A Case Study of Psychologists and Patients in Online Consultation (85865)
Helga Liliani Cakra Dewi, M. Comm., is currently an Assistant Professor of Communication Science at Universitas Multimedia Nusantara and Head of Departement of Communication Science Online Learning Program.
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Communication Campaign of Social Marketing to Reduce Noncommunicable Diseases (NCDs):The Case of Diabetes Mellitus at BaanTakhun Hospital in Southern Thailand (84799)
Siripan Krasaesan graduated with a Doctoral Degree from the National Institute of Development Administration (NIDA), under the faculty of Communication Arts and Innovation. Currently, I serves as a Business Development Manager at ThaiHealth Academy.
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14:25 –
Co-creating Media Innovation for Social Value: The Thai Media Lab Model (85707)
As a lecturer and researcher, I founded the Thai Media Lab in 2019. My research focuses on media innovation, including online journalism, social media, and digital broadcasting. Through the Lab, I aim to shape the future of media.
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Room A (Bldg 1) | Comparative Discourse Analysis
Session Chair: Yinyin Wu
13:35 –
Forensic Linguistics: Deception and Defamation of Digital Discourse (86482)
An applied linguistic researcher at the Maritime University in Tanjungpinang, Bintan Island, Indonesia. I am interested in linguistics, which is applied in TEFL, forensic linguistics, Indonesian Language Teaching for Foreigners, and cultural studies.
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Information Packaging Strategies in European Parliament Translated and Interpreted English (83197)
Yinyin Wu is an assistant professor in the Graduate Program in Translation and Interpretation at National Taiwan University. Her research interests include conference interpreting, interpreting pedagogy, and corpus linguistics.
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An Exploratory Study to Reconcile Urdu Language and Contemporary Logo Design (81980)
Mr Anosh Gill is a University Assistant Professor/Lecturer at Florida A & M University in United States
Anthony Rundles, Jr. is a professor of Digital Media at Florida State College at Jacksonville and has also taught at FAMU. He has been published in the Journal of Media Education for his work on HBCUs and runs A. Rundles Design as Creative Director.
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Room B (Bldg 1) | Identities in Cultural Studies
Session Chair: Hio leong Che
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Revisiting Malay Archipelago Ancestral Charisma: Evidence from Royal Craftsmen Descendant in Modern Malaysia (84662)
Dr. Wardatul Hayat Adnan is a research fellow on Media Warfare Studies. A senior lecturer in Faculty of Communication & Media Studies, Universiti Teknologi MARA, Malaysia
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The Discursive Infrastructures of Nineteenth-Century British Colonialism in India (82527)
Mr Harisankar Anirudhan is a University Doctoral Student at Indian Institute of Technology, Madras in India
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Survival Strategies and Identity Boundaries of Exotic Culinary Culture in the Public Sphere: A Case Study of Burmese-Chinese Restaurants in Macau (85340)
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Room C (Bldg 1) | Politics & Sociology
Session Chair: Wisarut Samlee-on
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Alienation of Aesthetic Experience Based on Rosa’s Critical Theory of Social Acceleration (86577)
Chen Siyu is currently a PhD student at Sichuan University in China.Current research focuses on aesthetic and cultural studies, especially the relationship between human and urban society in the digital aesthetic perspective.
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Understanding Filipinos’ Propensity for Get-Rich-Quick Investment Schemes Through the Lens of Gullibility Theory (79775)
Dr Blenn Nimer is a University Associate Professor/Senior Lecturer at Notre Dame of Kidapawan College in Philippines
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14:00 –
Developing a Framework for Participatory Governance in Local Government (83216)
Dr Blenn Nimer is a University Associate Professor/Senior Lecturer at Notre Dame of Kidapawan College in Philippines
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A Comparative Analysis of the Thai Constitutional Court’s Role in Legalizing Same-Sex Marriage in Thailand (83530)
Dr. Wisarut Samlee-on lectures at Srinakharinwirot University's Faculty of Social Science, LL.B. Program in Bangkok, Thailand. He is interested in laws and public policy, human rights, and international law.
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Room E (Bldg 1) | AI & Digital Technologies in Education
Session Chair: William Ko-Wai Tang
13:10 –
Balancing Efficiency and Accuracy: AI Tools in Academic Scholarship (86157)
Ariana Eichelberger is a Faculty Specialist and Interim Director of Technology and Distance Programs at the College of Education, University of Hawaii at Manoa.
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Developing and Validating Instruments for Assessing Fake News Detection Competency for Undergraduate Students (82606)
Dr William Ko-Wai Tang is a University Assistant Professor/Lecturer at Hong Kong Metropolitan University in Hong Kong
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Students’ Digital Labor: University Digitization Entails Specific Challenges and Coping Strategies (82133)
Matthieu Josselin is an assistant professor in the Department of Teaching and Learning at the University of Ontario in Toronto. He holds a Ph.D. in education and a Ph.D. in linguistics. Additionally, he serves as a co-researcher at the Canada Research Chair in Digital Equity in Education at the Université du Québec à Montréal. His research interests revolve around critical approaches to educational technologies, language learning, and socioaffective skills.
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Room G (Bldg 1) | Education/Pedagogy
Session Chair: Anne Ihata
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The Inclusion of Cultures in Multilingual and Multicultural English Classrooms: Indonesian EFL Textbook Authors’ Views (86528)
Mr. Juang Rudianto Putra works as an English lecturer at the faculty of liberal arts, Prince of Songkla University, Hat Yai, Thailand and serves as a member of Research Center for Languages, Culture, and Human Development in the Lower ASEAN.
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Exploring and Examining Different Types of Interaction in a Blended Translation Course (82978)
Dr. Chang is currently a full professor at National Taipei University, Taiwan. Her research interests cover translation/interpretation studies (especially court interpreting), L2 writing, learner autonomy, teacher identity, and distance learning.
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How to Apply Critical Realism Paradigm in the Analysis of Academic Literature (83851)
Dr RENDANI SIPHO NETANDA is a University Associate Professor/Senior Lecturer at University of South Africa in South Africa
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Using “Noticing” of Book Content Links with the Real World to Improve EFL Reader Engagement (85804)
Dr. Anne C. Ihata is a Professor of English Language and Linguistics at Musashino University, Tokyo. Her research interests cover various aspects of Second Language Acquisition (of English), focusing on reading in English as a foreign language.
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Session 4 |
Banquet Hall A (Bldg 4) | News Media and Use of New Technology
Session Chair: Özlem Erkmen
15:05 –
Revolutionizing Newsgathering: The Impact of Digital Media and New Technologies (84567)
Nurhadiyati, a Master's student in Data Science at Monash University Indonesia, is an IT professional and practitioner with 7 years' experience in digital product and project management.
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Robots in the Newsroom: Prospects for AI Use Among Independent News Organizations in Southeast Asia (86072)
Emy is currently an Assistant Professor from the Polytechnic University of the Philippines, Manila.
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Journalists and Machines: Applying the Technology Adaptation Model to Understand AI Use in TV Journalism (83708)
Rossalyn Asmarantika is currently an assistant professor of Digital Journalism at Universitas Multimedia Nusantara, Indonesia
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16:20 –
Artificial Intelligence Meets Political Polarization: A Study of Turkish Media Framing (85808)
Dr. Özlem Erkmen is an Associate Professor of Media and Journalism Studies. Her current research focus on data-driven journalism and AI journalism.
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Banquet Hall C (Bldg 4) | Design & Media in Cultural Studies
Session Chair: Trisnowati Tanto
15:05 –
Revealing the Spatial Continuum: Definition, Typologies, Elements, Possible Interpretations, and Contexts from the Kuroshio (82123)
Allen Alteza is a graduate of the School of Architecture, Industrial Design, and the Built Environment at Mapua University, Manila, Philippines with a Bachelor of Science in Architecture degree.
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Integrating Indonesian Cultural Values in Creating Visual Identity for International Forum: Indonesian Cultural Context in Graphic Design (83388)
Ms R.A. Dita Saraswati is a University Doctoral Student at Bandung Institute of Technology in Indonesia
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15:55 –
The Appearance of Chinese Modern Quality Design: Taking Xu Liaoyuan’s Works as an Example (86578)
My name is Zhang Bo, and I am currently studying for my PhD at Sichuan University in China.
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16:20 –
Unfolding National Identity: A Multimodal Study of Indomie’s Video Advertisement (83599)
Dr Trisnowati Tanto is a University Associate Professor/Senior Lecturer at Maranatha Christian University in Indonesia
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Room A (Bldg 1) | Literature, Literary Studies and Theory
Session Chair: Xavier Lin
15:05 –
A Paranoid Waltz with Technology and Religion: Philip Pullman’s Orwellian New Atheist Narrative in His Dark Materials Trilogy (82742)
Dr. Hsu Hsiao Hsien currently holds a position at the National Chi Nan University in Taiwan, serving as the head of the Language Teaching and Research Group within the Language Teaching Research Center.
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15:30 –
Eavesdropping: its Significance to Narrative in Abhijñānaśākuntala (83787)
Dr Nawin Bosakaranat is a University Assistant Professor/Lecturer at Chiang Mai University in Thailand
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15:55 –
Myth Made from Poetics: The Evolution from Mortal to Immortal of the Tang Monk Poet, Han Shan (aka. Cold Mountain) (82430)
Dr Xavier Lin is a University Associate Professor/Senior Lecturer at National Chi Nan University in Taiwan
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Room B (Bldg 1) | Media, Laws & Politics
Session Chair: Christine Anne Cox
15:05 –
Behind the Bylines: Understanding and Addressing Precarious Journalism in the Pakistani Media Landscape (83332)
Dr Lubna Zaheer is a University Professor/Principal Lecturer at University of the Punjab, Lahore in Pakistan
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15:30 –
Media Usage and Political Attitudes of Indonesian Catholic Youth (84539)
Dr. phil. Yudi Perbawaningsih is a lecturer at the Communication Department, Universitas Atma Jaya Yogyakarta, Indonesia. She and her research team have been working on serial research focusing on social media, Generation Z, politics, and religion.
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15:55 –
Taking the Law Into Their (Virtual) Hands: Facebook and Digital Vigilantism (85937)
Dr. Christine Anne Cox is a full-time Assistant Professor at the Department of Communication of Ateneo de Manila University, teaching courses in media studies, gender, social change and communication theory and research.
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Room C (Bldg 1) | Media & Politics
Session Chair: Nadia Utami
15:05 –
Exploring Instagram Advocacy for Citizenship Rights of Children Born to Malaysian Mothers Overseas (85029)
Dr.Shazleen Mohamed is currently a Senior Lecturer at the Faculty of Communication and Media Studies, Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM), Malaysia
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15:30 –
Candidates, Campaigns, and Clicks: An Analysis of the 2022 Philippine National Election Presidential Candidates’ Facebook Posts During the Election Period (82298)
Vincer Ervin V. Palcullo is an Assistant Professor and a librarian at Central Philippine University in Iloilo City, Philippines, He is currently working on the establishment of their university's record and archives management program.
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15:55 –
Social Media Dynamics in Indonesian Politics: Examining Content Analysis, Interactivity, and Political Campaign Financing in the 2024 Elections (83888)
Nadia Wasta Utami is currently an Associate Professor in Communication Department Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII)
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16:20 –
“Come Duze Baby” Popular Culture as a Political Branding Identity Building Strategy During South Africa’s Elections Campaigns (84918)
Dr Mopailo Thatelo is a University Assistant Professor/Lecturer at University of South Africa (Unisa) in South Africa
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