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Title: The emergence of female ‘vernacular writings’ in the Italo-Romance space between the Middle Ages and the Early Modern Age Lecturer: Emanuele Banfi, Accademia della Crusca

Title: Representation of Women and the Roles of Women Artists in Korean Art Lecturer: Soojin Kim Sungkyungwan University

Title: Discrepancy between the required standard and actual phenomenon: Women and their lives in pre-modern East Asia Lecturer: Kim Kyung-ho, Academy of East Asia, Sungkyungwan University

The Modern Vernacular, ‘Woman', and Gender Categories in Vietnam's early Twentieth-Century Lecturer: Richard Tran, University of California at Berkeley

[12] Household Goods in Early Nineteenth Century Korea as seen in the Kyuhap Ch'ongso

[11] Rewrite for my mother- a travelogue in Beijing written in Korea

[10] Encyclopedia of knowledge about women's lives in vernacular by women in Joseon Dynasty in Korea

[9] Royal Women and Korean old Vernacular Materials in the Joseon Dynasty

[8] Letters by Men and Women A Comparison Based on Tsushima Souke Bunko Hangul Letters

[7] Reading the Hangeul letters exchanged between royal family members during the Joseon Dynasty

[6] Women and vernacularity in Medieval India

[5] Women and Vernacular Letters in the Joseon Dynasty

[3] Preghiere ebraiche per donne nella collezione della Biblioteca Ambrosiana

[2] Jang Gye-hyangʼs newly discovered epistolary

[1] Traditional Korean cookbooks written by women during the Joseon Dynasty

Vernacularizing the Cosmopolitan? Regional Sanskrits, “Stuffed Latin,” “Variant Sinitic”

Scots Literary Language from Burns to MacDiarmid Renaissance

Lecture from the Eurasia Foundation

Vernacularity and Women Cultural Empowerment in Chosŏn Korea

Women's Guidebooks in Late Chosŏn

The Idea of the 'human' in the modern Vietnamese vernacular

The 'vernaculars' and the formation of European languages

The Shape of the Cosmopolis: Korea and East Asia in Late Imperial Chinese

The rise of vernacular New Indo-Aryan languages

Cases and Values of Vernacular Use by the Middle and Lower Classes in the Chosŏn Dynasty

Royal Vernacular Materials in the Chosŏn Dynasty

Tiger Tales by Ikugoro Oda, a Korean interpreter in Tsushima

Vernacular Aramaic as a basic instrument for the Talmudic Culture in the 3rd-5th Century

Hangul syllable tables of the Chosŏn period