Literary diaglossia in modern and contemporary East Asia Study day

"Diaglossia" refers to the study of crossovers and circulations between "glosses", i.e. the different styles, registers, idioms, but also the different languages, regional, national and foreign, past and present, that circulate, intersect, translate and clash in a given society.
Program
9:00-9:30: Welcome to the public and participants
9:30-9:45: Organizers' welcoming remarks
9:45-10:45: Jeong Eun-Jin (Inalco): "Literary modernity and linguistic choices in Korea at the turn of the xxe century"
Discussant:Emmanuel Lozerand (Inalco)
10h45-11h45: Florence Zhang (Université Paris Cité): "Le langage empêché. Classical Chinese in the mouths of Hugolian characters"
Discussant: Joachim Boittout
11h45-12h45: Joachim Boittout (Université Paris Cité): "The values of classical language in the literature of the 1911 revolution (Xinhai)"
Discussant: Victor Vuilleumier (Inalco)
12:45-14:15: Lunch
14:15-15:15: Gérald Peloux (Inalco): "Les traductions intralinguales dans la littérature japonaise d'avant guerre"
Discussant: Marianne Simon-Oikawa (Université Paris Cité)
15h15-16h15 :Noya Dalem (Inalco): "L'hétérolinguisme postcolonial : le coréen dans les textes de la littérature japonaise contemporaine"
Discussant: Gérald Peloux
16:15-16:30: Break
16:30-17:30: Round table: Joachim Boittout, Arthur Defrance, Jeong Eun-Jin, Gérald Peloux
Moderator: Emmanuel Lozerand