Conference Papers - 12th Annual Conference - European Association of Taiwan Study EATS

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Panel 1b: Expression of Identity and Nationalism

Chia-yu Liang
To See the Un-seen Self: The Invisible Core in Taiwanese Identity and the Recognition of the Invisible Others
Adina Zemanek
Familiar Spaces: (National) Home in Contemporary Taiwanese Tourist Souvenirs
Feng-yi Chu
Invisible Heterogeneous Sentiments in History: The Entangled Chinese, Japanese and Taiwanese Identities of Native Taiwanese Elders

Panel 2a: International Relations and Informal Diplomacy

Rangga Aditya Elias
The (In)visibility of Taiwan-Indonesia Relations: Indonesian Students on the Sideline
Wen-cheng Lin
The Emergence of Two Camps in East Asia and Taiwan’s Strategy
Csaba Moldicz
Economic Relations between Taiwan and EU: In the Midst of Technological Changes, Why is Taiwan Important to the EU?
Colin Alexander
The Visible Donor: Taiwan in Post-Earthquake Haiti

Panel 2b: Approaches to Taiwan Studies

Weilun Lu
What’s in a Name? The Interplay of Metaphor and Synonymy in Lee Teng-hui’s Presidential Rhetoric
Han-teng Liao, Yi-ching Liao
Chinese-language Literature about Taiwanese Studies: Comparing Chinese-language Results by Five Academic Search Engines
Táňa Dluhošová and Alvin Cheng-hsien Chen
Re-constructing the Literary Field in Early Post-war Taiwan Literature: A Quantitative Study on the Publication Patterns of the Contributors

Panel 3b: Intersectionality in Taiwan: Han Dominance and Marginalized Groups

Jens Damm
Early Contradictory Approaches to Gender and Sexuality during Taiwan’s Transformation in the Early 1980s
Astrid Lipinsky
Gender Roles in 1960s Films: Beautiful Duckling and Oyster Girl in Taiwan 50 Years Later

Panel 4a: Cross-Strait Interactions and the Impact

Martin Boyle
Really Exploiting Discursive Cleavages in Cross-Strait Power Relations
Chien-jung Hsu
China’s Influence on Taiwan’s pro-Taiwan/pro-Green Media
Edmund Frettingham
Security and Economic Integration in Taiwan

Panel 4b: Literature

Christopher Payne
(In)Visible Peoples: Eco-colonial Layering in Wang Chia-hsing’s Myth of the Negrito
Tzu-yu Lin
The (In)visible Taiwanese Postcolonial Literary Studies
Shu-chun Li
Anti-KMT (Dang-Wai) Women as Narrated by Others and by Themselves: The Analysis of Difference of Democracy and Gender

Panel 5a: Governance and Challenges

Dean Karalekas
Patterns of Leadership in Taiwan and Implications for Disaster Planning
Yu-wen Huang
Digital Convergence and Taiwan’s Broadband War ahead: A Legal Prospect
Tsu-yi Hung and Ju-yin Hsueh
National Image and Brand Image Influences on Consumer Purchase Intention: Healthcare Tourism in Taiwan

Panel 5b: Tangible and Intangible of Cultural Heritages

Nobayashi Atsushi
Ethnicity of Indigenous Peoples Visualized in Material Culture: A Comparative Study between Museum Collection and Modern Crafts

Panel 6a: Migration, Cosmopolitanism and Social Change

Lara Momesso
Resetting the Agenda? Mainland Spouses’ New Forms of Organising in Taiwan
Patricia L. Parker
Taiwan’s Cling to Culture: Why Foreign Domestic Workers are Bad for Both Sides

Panel 6b: Popular Culture and Creativity

Teoh Yang-ming
Indigeneity in Contemporary Popular Indigenous Music in Taitung around 2010
Teri Silvio
The (In)Visibility of Local Style: Creative Industry Ideology and Subcultural Practice Among Taiwanese and Hong Kong Art Toy Designers

Panel 7b: Mapping the Unseen: Taiwan’s Invisibility and Marginality

Thomas Gold
Making Japan-Era Taiwan Visible: The Conflicting Portrayal of Japanese Colonialism in the Films of Wei Te-sheng