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Social and Economic History Group
Research on the Taiyihao Documents of Nagasaki Merchants: Centered on Kinmen Region
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Shu-yi Ho (Associate Professor, Department of History, National Taipei University)
The Living Shrines for Departed Officials and the Local Society in Ming and Qing Dynasties
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Cultural History Group
“Historiography Envisioning an Island History” Series (6/6) — Contemporary Taiwanese Historiography: From Academic Taiwan History to Public Historiography
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Tuesday Lectures
Pei-chen Li (Assistant Research Fellow, Institute of Taiwan History, Academia Sinica)
Power Struggle between Government and Business under the Reform of Likin Tex on General Merchandise in Late Qing Taiwan
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Ethno-History Group
Indigenous Love Songs — The Production of Indigenous Pop Music Cassettes and an Overview of Singers
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Chih-wen Kuo (Contract-based Assistant Professor, Department of Applied History, National Chiayi University)
Application of Natural Language Processing for Taiwan Related Historical Documents from the Qing Dynasty: Taking Customs’ Medical Reports and the China Medical Missionary Journal as Examples
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Cultural History Group
“Historiography Envisioning an Island History” Series (5/6) — From Hometown to Nation: Taiwan Opposition Movements and Local History Studies
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Colonial History Group
Water Governance: the Development of Public Ponds and Canals and Irrigation Associations in Taiwan and Korea
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Shu-min Chung and others
2021 Book Release Event at Institute of Taiwan History, Academia Sinica
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Cultural History Group
“Historiography Envisioning an Island History” Series (4/6) — Substitutes and Laboratories: Western Area Studies Tradition in Taiwan
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Yuh-neu Chen (Professor, Department of History, National Cheng Kung University)
Harbor Buddhist Temples and the Foreign Spread of Buddhism in the Ming and Qing Dynasties —— Taking the Circulation of the Jiaxing Canon as a Point of Departure
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Environmental History Group
Horticulture and the Creation of Tropical Taiwan
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Cultural History Group
“Historiography Envisioning an Island History” Series (3/6) — New Territory and Southward Expansion: Japanese Colonial Studies Tradition in Taiwan
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Colonial History Group
Floating Journey: Taiwan Postcards Collected by the Kamiya Hatsuhiko Family
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Cultural History Group
“Historiography Envisioning an Island History” Series (2/6) — From Local Gazetteers to Frontiers: Chinese Local History Tradition in Taiwan
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Cultural History Group
“Historiography Envisioning an Island History” Series (1/6) — Introduction: Outline of Contemporary Taiwanese Historiography
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Tuesday Lectures
Cheng-hui Lin (Assistant Research Fellow, Institute of Taiwan History, Academia Sinica)
The Development and Activities of the Espionage Section of the Taiwan Provincial Security Command during the 1950s
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Roger Shih-chieh Lo (Associate Professor, Department of History, National Taiwan University)
Popular Religion and Local Politics since the Ming and Qing Dynasties
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Social and Economic History Group
Four Hundred Years of Taiwan’s Economy
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Cultural History Group
Refraction of “the Past”: A Comparative Study between Folkloristics and Historiography