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SUMMARY:The Buddhist Dream Tale Past and Present
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Francisca Cho\, Professor\, Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures\, Georgetown University\nModerater: Seong Uk Kim\, Il Hwan and Soonja Cho Assistant Professor of Korean Culture and Religion\, Columbia University \nKim Manjung’s Kuunmong\, or Dream of the Nine Clouds\, was written by a scholar-official and he turned to the Buddhist trope that “life is nothing but a dream” in order to express his doubts and disappointment about the Confucian social structure in which he lived. The speaker argues that the dream tale turns the act of fiction writing into a Buddhist philosophical exercise\, and she will draw out this argument by considering how the medium of fiction functions in a ritual way. In this vein\, she brings the dream tale into the present by considering the experience of cinema as an analogue. \nREGISTER \n
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