Recent Lectures

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Research Groups Events

Time

【2024-09-23】 MON 11:00AM~1:00PM

Organizer

Colonial History Group

Topic

Post WWII “Chinese Diaspora from Taiwan” in Japan: The Process of Exploring Self-Identity Through Interviews, Historical Data Excavation, and Other Research Processes

Tuesday Lectures

Time

【2024-09-24】 TUE 2:00PM~4:00PM

Lecturer

Jungwon Jin (Associate Research Fellow, Institute of Taiwan History, Academia Sinica)

Topic

Why did the Japanese Colonial Government Implement State-regulated Prostitution System in Taiwan? A Discussion on Ideas and Plans of Licensed Prostitution in Colonies based on Ishiguro Tadanori’s Taiwan Inspection

Other Events

Time

【2024-10-09】 WED 11:00AM~1:00PM

Lecturer

Cho-ying Li (Professor, Institute of History, National Tsing Hua University)

Topic

Possibilities and Limitations of Incorporating Generative AI in History Research

Conferences

Time

【2024-10-12】 SAT 9:00AM

【2024-10-13】 SUN 5:00PM

Organizer

Organizers: Institute of Taiwan History, Academia Sinica; Tainan City Museum Co-Organizers: Tsao Yung-Ho Foundation of Culture and Education; National Museum of Taiwan History; Department of History, National Cheng Kung University Supervisors: Ministry of Culture; Tainan City Government

Topic

VOC and Tayouan: Encounter in the East Asia Seas in the 17th Century

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