Topic: American Culture and Society
Speaker: Zou Ke - Associate Professor, California State University, U.S.A.
Time: 18-20 December, 2005
Topic: Number One and Only One
Speaker: Sugiyama Sadahisa - President of Minami Fuji Co., LTD., Japan
Time: 17-18 December, 2005
Topic: The Wren and the Cuckoo: Postmodern Deconstructionism and Theory, and Their Effects on
American Literature
Speaker: Professor George O’Connell - Hamilton College, U.S.A.
Time: 25-26 November, 2005
Topic: Meta-fiction and Meta-history
Speaker: Professor Paul Levine - University of Copenhagen, Danmark
Time: 25-26 November, 2005
Topic: Poetry and Creative Writing
Speaker: Emeritus Professor Shulamith Wechter Caine - Drexel University, U.S.A.
Time: 27-28 October, 2005
Topic: Contrastive Study: A Functional-Discoursal Perspective
Speaker: Emeritus Professor Chauncey Chu - University of Florida, U.S.A.
Time: 19 October, 2005
Topic: A Discussion of 4 Proposals to be Original in the Research of Foreign Language and Literature
Speaker: Professor Shen Dan - Peking University
Time: 17 October, 2005
Topic: Shakespeare in Germany
Speaker: Emeritus Professor Ahrens - The University of Würzburg, Germany
Time: 12-13 October, 2005
Topic: Aspects of Systemic Functional Linguistics
Speaker: Emeritus Professor M. A. K. Halliday - The University of Sydney, Australia
Time: 21 September, 2005
Topic: Note-taking and Summarizing: Implicating Meaning in the Process of Change
Speaker: Dr Sue Hood - University of Technology Sydney, Australia
Time: 13 September, 2005
Topic: Aspects of China's English Education Reform
Speaker: Professor Hu Zhuanglin - Peking University
Time: 13 September, 2005
Topic: Genre Analysis: A Systemic Functional Perspective
Speaker: Professor J. R. Martin - The University of Sydney, Australia
Time: 6 September, 2005
Topic: T.S.Eliot's The Waste Land (I-III)
Speaker: Professor Jeremy H. Prynne - Gonville and Caius College, The University of Cambridge, U.K.
Time: 7-23 June, 2005
Topic: Cultural Studies or Cultural Sciences
Speaker: Professor Douwe Fokkema - Utrecht University, Netherlands
Time: 6-8 June, 2005
Topic: 1) The Method and Trend of Japanese Study
2) Japanese Classical Literature - A Lexical Feature Perspective
Speaker: Professor Suzuki Tai - The University of Tokyo, Japan
Time: 26 April - 3 May, 2005
Topic: Consuming Cultures: Translating the Global, Homogenizing the Local
Speaker: Professor Gregory Lee - University Jean Moulin - Lyon 3, France
Time: 7-9 April, 2005
Topic: The Nostratic Theory
Speaker: Dr. Luda Kedova - The University of New South Wales, Australia
Time: 26 April, 2005
Topic: 1) Testing Spoken Language Proficiency in the Chinese Context;
2) Formulaic Language and Spoken English;
3) Studying in a British University
Speaker: Dr. Christine Pegg - Cardiff University, U.K.
Time: 28 March - 12 April, 2005