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APRIL 8, 2010 (THURSDAY)
Tower of Hohentübingen Castle, Room 165 (Turmzimmer)
| 14:30-
15:15 |
Welcoming Remarks: Prof. Dr. Stefanie Gropper (Prorector for Students, Studies and Teaching) Prof. Dr. Jörn Staecker (Dean of the Faculty of Cultural Studies) Dr. Wu-lien Wei (Representative of the R.O.C.) Prof. Lin Wen-cheng (Taiwan Foundation for Democracy) Prof. Dr. Gunter Schubert (ERCCT Director) |
| 15:15- 15:30 |
Short Break |
| 15:30- 15:50 |
Keynote speech 1
Prof. Thomas Gold (University of California, Berkeley) |
| 15:50- 16:10 |
Keynote speech 2
Prof. Wanyao Chou (National Taiwan University) |
| 16:10- 17:15 |
Roundtable Discussion moderated by Prof. Lin Wen-cheng: The Global State of Taiwan Studies
Wan-yao Chou, Stéphane Corcuff, Dafydd Fell, Thomas Gold, Gunter Schubert |
| 17:15 | Registration |
April 9, 2010 (Friday)
Wilhelmstr. 19
| 9:00- 11:00 |
Seminar room 001 (Seminarraum 001)
Panel 1 — Literature Chair: N.N. |
Lecture hall 002 (Hörsaal 002)
Panel 2 — Domestic Politics Chair: G. Schubert |
| The Quest for Authenticity – Modernists and Realists Re-evaluated
Carsten Storm (Dresden University of Technology) Discussant: M. Laureillard-Wendland |
Taiwanese Parties’ Candidate selection in the Aftermath of Electoral Reform: Case of the 2009 Local Executive Elections
Dafydd Fell (SOAS) Discussant: N.N. |
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| Taiwan starting a modern literature: irony, satire and resistance in fiction from the Japanese occupation
Federica Passi (Ca’ Foscari University, Venice) Discussant: T. Dluhosova |
A Democracy without Liberalness: An Assessment of Taiwan’s Liberal Democracy
Hung-jen Wang (ERCCT) Discussant: N.N. |
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| The identity of Taiwan through its past according to three poets of today
Marie Laureillard-Wendland (Lumière-Lyon 2 University) Discussant: A. Heylen |
Youth political identity and participation in Taiwan’s bipartite democratic structure
Ryan Brading (University of Essex) Discussant: Y.-K. Kao |
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| Whose story is it? ── Postmodernism, history and ‘historiographic metafiction’ in the context of Taiwanese literature
Jana Benesova (National Chengchi University) Discussant: JC. Storm |
The Future Development of Political Factions in Taiwan－An Analysis from 2009 Local Elections
Yuang-Kuang Kao (National ChengChi University) Discussant: D. Fell |
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| 11:00- 11:30 |
Coffee Break | |
| 11:30- 13:00 |
Seminar room 001 (Seminarraum 001)
Panel 3 — Taiwan History with special attention to the Indigenous Past Chair: H. Klöter |
Lecture hall 002 (Hörsaal 002)
Panel 4 — Economics and Business Chair: D. Fell |
| The Trope of the Formosan Headhunter: “Savage” Violence in Taiwanese History
Scott Simon (University of Ottawa) Discussant: Chou Wan-yao |
Economic Security Implications of the Migration of the Taiwanese Semiconductor Industry to China
Ming-chin Monique Chu (SOAS) Discussant: G. Schubert |
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| Who are the ancestors and where are the ancestral lands? – A case study of the construction of discourses relating to ‘ancestral land’ in contemporary Truku land movements
Ching Hsiu Lin (University of Edinburgh) Discussant: O. Streiter |
Have Taiwanese Businesses Lost Their World? The Changing Interaction between Taiwanese Businesses and Local Chinese Governments
Chun-yi Lee (University of Leiden) Discussant: G. Schubert |
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| Interactions between Dutchmen and Aborigines on Paper: Brievenboek, Kerkboek van Formosa
Ann Heylen (National Taiwan Normal University) Discussant: Liao Wen-shuo |
Selective Diffusion of the ICT development in East Asia
Han-Teng Liao (University of Oxford) Discussant: J. Damm |
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| 13:00- 14:00 |
Lunch Break | |
| 14:00- 14:30 |
Keynote Speech by Prof. Wen-Cheng Lin(Taiwan Foundation for Democracy)
Lecture hall 002 |
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| 14:30- 15:30 |
Presentation: A Considerate View on the Taiwanese, Michael Danielsen(Taiwan Corner, Copenhagen)
Lecture hall 002 |
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| 15:0- 16:30 |
Seminar room 001 (Seminarraum 001)
Panel 5 — The Phenomenon of Bentuhua in Taiwanese Society Chair: J. Damm |
Lecture hall 002 (Hörsaal 002)
Panel 6 — Economic Integration and the PRC Chair: D.Fell |
| The women’s movement and indigenous self-identity in Taiwan: Can global feminism localize?
Astrid Lipinsky (University of Vienna) Discussant: S. Corcuff |
Are we on the right track: a historical view on ECFA
Ting Ting Chang (LSE) Discussant: C.-Y. Lee |
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| The legacy of the bentuhua movement in contemporary rush- weaving craft production in rural Taiwan
Yi-Fang Chen(University of Edinburgh) Discussant: S. Corcuff |
Opportunities, Obstacles and Challenges for China and Taiwan in Adopting CBMs in the Military/Security Domain
Saša Istenič (University of Ljubljana) Discussant: Y.-K. Kao |
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| An Archeological View on Bentuhua: Taiwan’s Tombstones in a Historical Perspective
Ann Meifang Lin (University of Kaohsiung) Discussant: S. Corcuff |
Reminiscence of Zollverein – ECFA from a Constructivist View
Cho-Hsin Su (Panthéon-Assas Paris II University) Discussant: C.-Y. Lee |
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| 17:00- 19:00 |
Lecture hall 002 (Hörsaal 002)
EATS General Assembly(Chair: Ann Heylen) |
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| 20:00 | Conference Dinner
in the Restaurant “Casino am Neckar”, hosted by the Taipei Representative Office to the FRG, Berlin |
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April 10, 2010 (Saturday)
Wilhelmstr. 19
| 9:00- 10:30 |
Seminar room 001 (Seminarraum 001)
Panel 7 — Language Policies / Taiwan Studies Chair: Ann HEYLEN |
Lecture hall 002 (Hörsaal 002)
Panel 8 — Gender Chair: A. Lipinsky |
| Language policy from below: Re-reading Huang Shihui
Henning Klöter (Ruhr-Universität Bochum) Discussant: W.-Y. Chou |
Citizens from Outside: The Political Implications of Marriage Migration from China to Taiwan
Isabelle Cheng (SOAS) Discussant: A. Lipinsky |
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| Language Policy in the Early Postwar Period in Taiwan
Táňa Dluhošová (Masaryk University) Discussant: H. Klöter |
Tongzhi in Contemporary Taiwan and the Policy of Multi- Culturalism
Jens Damm (Chang Jung University, Tainan) Discussant: C. Storm |
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| The Institutionalization of Taiwan Studies: A European Approach
Hardina Ohlendorf (SOAS) Discussant: Tom Gold |
The life course of Taiwanese female head of household: a case study of Taipei, 1906-1944
Xingchen Lin(Radboud University Nijmegen) Discussant: Scott Simon |
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| 10:30- 11:00 |
Coffee Break | |
| 11:00- 13:00 |
Seminar room 001 (Seminarraum 001)
Panel 9 — Anthropology, Religion and Popular Culture Chair: S. Simon |
Lecture hall 002 (Hörsaal 002)
Panel 10 — Placemaking, Multiculturalism and the City Chair: C. Storm |
| An interpretation of popular Chinese religion in Taiwan
Fabian Graham (Bristol University) Discussant: A. Mittag |
The Transnational Poetry of Tsài Míng-Liàng’s (蔡明亮) Cinema: the memory of sites
Susana Sanz Giménez (Complutense University Madrid) Discussant: J. Damm |
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| Private Shrines and Public Underworlds: some remarks on “traditional” cosmologies in Taiwan
Yves Menheere (National Taiwan University) Discussant: A. Mittag |
Building Locality at the Site of Memories
Min-Chin Chiang (Leiden University) Discussant: A. Heylen |
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| The Functions of Hallyu in the Negotiation and Construction of Contemporary Taiwanese Identity
Sang-Yeon Sung (University of Vienna) Discussant: Y.-F. Chen |
Empire and Regional Identity: Ide Kaoru’s Architecture Writings
Wen-shuo Liao (Academia Historica) Discussant: A. Heylen |
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| Current Cultural Politics of Ethnicity in Manhattan Chinatown: The Competition between China and Taiwan
Ann Shu-ju Chiu (The Chinese University of Hong Kong) Discussant: J. Damm |
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| 13:00- 14:30 |
Lunch Break | |
| 14:30- 15:30 |
Lecture hall 002 (Hörsaal 002) MA Panel Chair: S. Corcuff |
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| Religions and their interaction with politics and identity construction on Taiwan – Two case studies: the Mazu belief and the Presbyterian Church
Jacob Tischer (University of Leipzig) |
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| The political discourse of Ma Ying-jeou about the international status of Taïwan
Jean-Baptiste Leclercq (Oriental Asia Institute of Lyon) |
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| 15:30- 16:00 |
Closing Session | |