Taiwan Lecture Series Working Papers Online (TLSWPO)
The organizers of the project "Taiwan Politics, History, and Society: A Series of Lecture Series" were enabled by a generous grant by the Chiang Ching-kuo Foundation for International Scholarly Exchange to bring a number of the most outstanding Taiwanese scholars to the University of Heidelberg's Institute of Chinese Studies, the University of Edinburgh's Asian Studies' Department, the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, and the European Research Center on Contemporary Taiwan at the University of Tübingen, where they held lecture talks in their respective areas of expertise, thus boosting academic teaching on Taiwan in Europe. On the same lines Taiwan experts from the SOAS faculty went to the three other places and gave talks as part of the joint project. A number of students who have participated in the seminars given during the project have also written and submitted papers. In order to make available some of the talks and papers written for this purpose, we have set up a working paper series which will be hosted by Heidelberg University but mirrored to all universities participating in the Taiwan Lecture Series scheme. The organizers wish to express their sincere gratitude to the Chiang Ching-kuo Foundation for funding this project and to all those who went to the time and effort of taking part therein.
Taiwan Lecture Series working Paper - No. 7 (October 2016)
OBJECTIVE HISTORY – AN OXYMORON? A preliminary analysis of Lung Ying-tai’s (龍應台) Da Jiang Da Hai (大江大海)
by CHAN, Tsan Tsai
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Taiwan Lecture Series working Paper - No. 6 (October 2010)
Space, Place And Kitsch In Taiwanese Television Drama And Their Contribution To Taiwan’s Quest For Identity
by Emily Mae Graf
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Taiwan Lecture Series Working Papers - No. 5 (September 2010)
A Tragic Beginning Remembered: Reflections on the Dual History of the February 28 Incident in Post-Martial Law Taiwan
by Lung-chih Chang
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Taiwan Lecture Series Working Papers - No. 4 (September 2010)
文化與國家： 連橫與伊能嘉矩的臺灣認同與歷史書寫
von 張隆志 (Chang Lungchih)
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Taiwan Lecture Series Working Papers - No. 3 (Juli 2010)
Retrieving Nishita Kitaro’s Place of Nothingness in “Red Moon”: Manchukuo as Civilizational Bridge Reinvented
by Shi Chih-yu
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Taiwan Lecture Series Working Papers - No. 2 (Juli 2010)
Integrating From Below: Observing the “Linkage Communities” across the Taiwan Strait
by Keng Shu
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Taiwan Lecture Series Working Papers - No. 1 (Juli 2010)
The Plausible Asian Schools of International Relations: Hypothesizing Non-interventionism
by Shi Chih-yu
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