Taiwan Lecture Series - Summer Term 2012

Taiwan-Seminar I: History, Culture and Society
Taiwan-Seminar II: Politics

 

Taiwan Seminar I: History, Culture and Society

Please consultLSF for the schedule and locations.

A. Taiwanese Literature

1. Wu Ming-yi 吳明益 (Author)

The Nature Writing and Environmental Novels in Taiwan 臺灣的自然書寫與生態小說

Date: 14/06/2012
Time: 4pm - 6pm
Location: Institute of Chinese Studies, R 201

 

Reading Material:
吳明益個人簡介、作品風格 
吳明益作品目錄  
吳明益選文
吳明益-臺灣的自然書寫與生態小說
 吳明益手冊三校
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2. Wu Yin-Ning 吳音寧 (Author)

Rural Villages, Resistance, and My Writing 農村、抗爭與寫作

Date: 14/06/2012
Time: 6pm - 8pm
Location: Institute of Chinese Studies, R 201

Reading Material:
吳音寧個人簡介、作品風格  
吳音寧作品目錄  
冬夜現身‧冬夜:農曆十月十四日 
吳音寧詩七首
 吳音寧手冊三校
吳音寧海德堡大學漢學系講座大綱
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3. Prof. Federica Passi (Ca' Foscari University Venice)

"Taiwanese Literature": a definition

 

Date: 11/07/2012
Time: 2pm - 4pm
Location: Institute of Chinese Studies, R 201

 

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Literary Modernism in Taiwan

Date: 12/07/2012
Time: 11am - 1pm
Location: Institute of Chinese Studies, R 102

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The Movement for a New Taiwanese Literature (1920-1945)

Date: 12/07/2012
Time: 4pm - 6pm
Location: Institute of Chinese Studies, R 201

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Documentary Filmmaker Chen Li-kuei

《好國 好民》── 2011,  Duration: ca. 1 h
《暗暝e月光台灣舞蹈的先驅蔡瑞月》── 2004, Duration: ca. 1 h

Date: 12.07.2012
Time: 18:00 - 21.00  
Location: Institute of Chinese Studies, R 201

Abstract
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B. Politics of Gender/ Sexuality in Taiwan

1. Josephine Ho 何春蕤, National Central University, Taiwan (Presentations in English!)

More Information on Josephine Ho:
Department of English at NCU
Center for the Study of Sexualities

From Anti-Trafficking to Social Discipline: The Changing Role of Women's NGOs in Taiwan

 

Date: 11/07/2012
Time: 4pm - 6pm
Location: Institute of Chinese Studies, R 102

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The New Politics of Gender Governance in Taiwan

Date: 17/07/2012
Time: 9am - 11am
Location: Institute of Chinese Studies, R 208

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Self-Dignified Citizen and the Making of Taiwanese Democracy

Date 18/07/2012
Time: 4pm - 6pm
Location: Institute for Chinese Studies, R 102

 

2. Karl (Yin-bin) Ning 甯應斌, National Central University, Taiwan (Presentations in Chinese!)

More Information on Yin-bin Ning:
Center for the Study of Sexualities
Child Welfare Law and the Politics of Child (Sexual) Abuse in Taiwan 惡待兒童、兒福法律與極端保護觀在台灣

Date: 11/07/2012
Time: 6pm - 8pm
Location: Institute of Chinese Studies, R 201

VideoVideo Recording

 

Queer Politics in Taiwan 酷兒路線在台灣

Date: 17/07/2012
Time: 11am - 1pm
Location: Institute of Chinese Studies, R 201

VideoVideo Recording

 

Animal Protection and Its Discontent in Taiwan 動物保護及其不滿

Date: 18/07/2012
Time: 6pm - 8pm
Location: Institute of Chinese Studies, R 201

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C. Sex, Commerce and Politics in Taiwan/ Hong Kong/ Greater China

Dr. Malte Kaeding (University of Surrey, UK)

Digital is better: Post-80s youth political participation in Taiwan and Hong Kong/Greater China

Date: 27/06/2012
Time: 1pm - 3pm
Location: Institute of Chinese Studies, R 102

 

Prof. Paola Zamperini (Amherst College, USA)

Undressing Fashions: Intimate Matters in 21st Century China, Short lecture with film screening "Lingerie"

Date: 24/07/2012
Time: 6pm - 9pm
Location: Institute of Chinese Studies, R 201

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Taiwan Seminar II: Politics

Please consultLSF for the schedule and locations.

Taiwan Politics: The Elections. Government and Politics in Taiwan, Dr. Dafydd Fell (SOAS)

The course seeks to examine the political processes that have shaped the Republic of China on Taiwan since 1949, with particular emphasis on the last two decades, and the evolution and the future prospects of its external relations. Units on Taiwan’s domestic politics will address a variety of issues, including the island’s democratic transition, Taiwan’s party and electoral politics, the quality of its democracy, competing national identities in Taiwan’s politics, the role of new social movements and the formulation of public policy under democracy. There will also be coverage of Taiwan’s external relations during and since the Cold War.

The course will use Taiwan as a test case for political science theories and frameworks. Although the course focuses on Taiwan, students will be encouraged to bring to bear a comparative approach in their investigation and analysis of its politics. Political developments in Taiwan will be compared with those that have taken place in mainland China and other developing countries, as well as in new democracies. Political processes in different time periods of contemporary Taiwanese history – for example, before and after democratization and changes of ruling parties - will also be compared.

Course Schedule (June 25 - July 2, 2012):

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  1. Introduction to Taiwanese Politics and Cross-Strait Relations
  2. Authoritarian Rule: The Politics of Martial Law Taiwan and its Cold War external relations
  3. Democratization in Taiwan
  4. Nation Building and Competing National Identities
  5. Taiwan’s external relations after democratization: Cross-Strait Relations and International Space
  6. Electoral Politics and Voting Behaviour
  7. Inter-Party Politics and Changing Party System
  8. Public Policy and Political Corruption under Democracy
  9. Social Movements
  10. Changes in Ruling Parties of 2000 and 2008: Causes and Impacts
  11. Conclusions: Taiwan’s 2012 elections and Prospects Democratic Consolidation

Reading List

 

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