Research Networking Event with Research Institute for the Humanities and Social Science

15 June

Time

Activity

13.00-14.30

Professor Ming-sho Ho: Supporting International Democracy in Taiwan: From the Tiananmen Incident to the Ukrainian War

14.40-15.40

Presentation I: China and globalisation

Dr Tak-wai Hung: From Malacca to Formosa: Privacy, oversea Chinese, and globalisation before 1684

Dr I-chang Kuo: Manufacturing compromise: Labour process analysis of a Chinese refinery site in Papua New Guinea

Discussant: Yang Han

16 June

Time	Activity
13.00-14.10	Presentation II: Art and literatures Dr Ying Chang: Turning point: The transition from Shanghai-Style to Beijing-Style in the development of Peking opera in post-war Taiwan Dr Hsin-i Chu: Shuttle heterotopia: The "weapon" imagination and "technology" governance in late Qing dynasty war novels Dr Yi-jo Angel Hsieh: The dream-image and techniques of the screen in Chung-hsien Yan’s Formosa Grand Hotel Discussant: Dr Min-erh Wang
14.10-15.00	Presentation III: Philosophy Dr Yi-jung Chen: Moral reasons and the reasons from the meaning in life Jing-zhi Chen: Relationship-dependent reasons as reasons to live: The asymmetry problem
15.00-15.20	Coffee/tea break (In Wordsworth Tea Room)
15.20-17.20	Presentation IV: Language and education Dr Chien-han Hsiao: The usage, perception, and typology of Mandarin-Taiwanese code-switching Shuo-fang Liang: The effects of English connected speech processes on adult Mandarin-speaking learners’ L2 speech perception Presentation V: Indigenous people Dr Su-yon Lee: Translating an island: Postcolonial thinking in Syaman Rapongan’s Lanyu writing Rachael Chan: The staging of indigeneity in Taiwan as a geopolitical strategy Presentation VI: Environment Dr Yu-kai Liao: Midas Touch: The marketisation of electronic waste in Taiwan Raffaele Ippolito: Beyond use: Lay critiques of neoliberal scientific epistemologies for environmental advocacy