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Park (Professor Emerita, OSU)  \nCoffee Break & Author Book Signing:  \nChan E. Park (2023) Korean Pansori as Voice Theatre: History, Theory, Prac7ce  \n10:15am-12:15pm Plenary Session I:  \nPerforma'vity, Adapta'on, and Contemporary Korean Theater  \nAreum Jeong (Arizona State)“DocumenEng the Jeju 4.3 in CreaEve VaQi’s The Story of Island”  \nJieun Lee (Emory)“Korean TransnaEonal Women Adoptees and AdopEon in Contemporary Korean Theater”  \nVictoria Caudle (UCLA)“CasEng Race: The Performance and PerformaEvity of Race and Disability in Wandŭk-i and its AdaptaEons”  \nSpencer Lee-Lenfield (Harvard)“TranslaEng As ScriptwriEng: O Kyung-sook’s Theatrical AdaptaEon of Theresa Hak Kyung Cha’s Dictee”  \nDiscussants: Ana Puga (OSU) and Hayana Kim (OSU)  \nLunch Break  \n1:15-2:15pm Performance PresentaDon, Nolpan: Khoj  \nPerformed by Jin Won (dancer/choreographer); Directed by Yong Suk Yoo (Carnegie Mellon); IntroducEon and post-performance Q&A moderaEon by Kee-Yoon Nahm (Yale)  \n2:20-4:20pm Parallel Sessions I: Pomerene Hall Room 250 and Room 280  \nAAuning to the Poe'c Sounds of the Korean Diaspora (Pomerene 280)  \nHoon Lee (Indiana)“‘Bared Noise, Groan, Bits Torn from Words’ : AbstracEon, or a WorldBuilding in Dictee”  \nVero Chai (Rutgers)“(M)Otherworldly Uher: Sounding Theresa Hak Kyung Cha’s Dictee” [virtual]  \nOlan Munson (Michigan)“From Autogenesis to Autogeography: Comparing Kim Hyesoon and Don Mee Choi”  \nI. 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