Date |
Topic |
Speaker |
|
April 27, 2012
Lecture 73 |
Han Tombs in North Vietnam: A Study based on
Cultural Contact and Exchange |
Professor Ruan
Haiji, Department of History, The University
of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam |
|
April 18, 2012
Lecture 72 |
Moving stories: Memorialisation and identity in
treaty port China |
Professor Robert
Bickers, Professor of History, University of
Bristol; Director, The British Inter-university
China Centre |
|
April 6, 2012
Lecture 71 |
From "Crisis of Legitimacy" to "Crisis of
Validity": A New Perspective on the Abdication
of the Last Emperor |
Professor Yang
Nianqun, The Institute of Qing History,
Renmin University, China |
|
April 5, 2012
Lecture 70 |
Liang Shumin's
Questions and Reconsideration of Revolutions in
Modern China - Also on Liang Shumin's unfinished
manuscript The Road to the Founding of China |
Professor
He Zhaotian,
Institute of Literature, Chinese Academy of
Social Sciences |
|
December 23, 2011
Lecture 69 |
Ivory
Ball: Art and Technical Exchange of Canton, Qing
Court and Holy Roman Empire |
Professor Shih
Ching-Fei,
Graduate Institute
of Art History, National Taiwan University |
|
November 13, 2011
Lecture 68 |
Plants and Culture: An Alternative
Interpretation of Human History |
Professor Yang
Tingshuo, College of History and Culture, Jishou University |
|
October 18, 2011
Lecture 67 |
Man and
Nature
are One: Living with plants, thinking up
medicine |
Professor Judith
B. Farquhar, Max Palevsky
Professor of Anthropology and of Social Sciences; Chairperson,
Department of Anthropology, The University of
Chicago |
|
September 23, 2011
Lecture 66 |
A New Explanation of Lu Liang: Rethinking Liang
Zhou in
The Tribute of Yu
|
Professor Xin Deyong,
Department of History; Centre for Research of
Ancient Chinese History, Peking Univeristy |
|
May 16, 2011
Lecture 65 |
Chinese Economy and the World Economy at the
Initial Stage of Globalization
|
Professor Li
Bozhong, Chair Professor, Division of
Humanities, The Hong Kong University of Science
and Technology; Member of the Executive
Committee of IEHA |
|
January 6, 2011
Lecture 64 |
An Examination of
Late Qing Culture through the Lens of Late Qing
Literature |
Professor Lee Ou
Fan, Chair Professor, Department of Cultural
and Religious Studies, Chinese University of
Hong Kong; Honorary Professor, Harvard
University; Academia Sinica Academician, Taiwan |
|
December 12, 2010
Lecture 63 |
Social and
Geographic Background of the Transformation of
Historical Place Names: The Case of Huizhou
Since the Ming and Qing |
Professor Wang
Zhenzhong, Historical Geography Research
Centre, Fudan Unviersity |
|
May 31, 2010
Lecture 62 |
China's Economy: Past, Present, and Future |
Professor Thomas
G. Rawski, Department of Economics and
History, University of Pittsburgh |
|
May 25, 2010
Lecture 61 |
Migration and Culture: The Trends and
Anthropological Studies
Tabunka-kyosei (多文化共生):
Transnational Migrants and the Multiculturalism
in the New Japan
Anthropology, Public Policy, and Global
Migration: A Comparative Perspective from North
America |
Professor Shinji
Yamashita, Department of Anthropology, Tokyo
University
Professor David
Haines, Department of Sociology and
Anthropology; School of Liberal Arts and Human
Sciences, George Mason University |
|
May 14, 2010
Lecture 60 |
Early modern colonial and imperial governance
and the transformation of traditional Chinese
cities: the case of Taipei |
Professor Hong
Hsu, Department of History, Soochow
University |
|
May 10, 2010
Lecture 59 |
Vegetarianism in Vietnam, Japan and China: An
anthropological comparative perspective |
Emeritus Professor
Michio Suenari, University of Tokyo, Toyo
University |
|
March 26, 2010
Lecture 58 |
When we were young: Revisiting Gender and
Childhood in modern China |
Professor Hsiung
Ping-chen, Dean of Arts, Chinese University
of Hong Kong |
|
December 2, 2009
Lecture 57 |
Rethinking Imperial Art Collecting: The Case of
the Northern Song |
Professor
Patricia Ebrey, Department of History,
University of Washington |
|
October 10, 2009
Lecture 56 |
Robert Hans van Gulik and material culture
studies |
Professor Chen
Jue, Department of Chinese Literature &
Institute of History, Tsing Hua University,
Taiwan |
|
April 7, 2009
Lecture 55 |
The colonial institutional design of Taiwan by
Japan |
Professor Wu
Mi-cha, Chairperson, Department of Taiwanese
Literature, National Cheng Kung University,
Taiwan |
|
March 12, 2009
Lecture 54 |
China’s reform in historical and comparative
perspective |
Professor
Prasenjit Duara, Director of Research in
Humanities and Social Sciences, National
University of Singapore |
|
December
15, 2008
Lecture 53 |
The
Encounter between Jesuit Mission, Islam,
and Heterodox Popular Religion in Late Ming
China: the Case of Longobardo |
Professor Ronnie
Po-chia Hsia, Department of History and
Asian Studies, The Pennsylvania State University |
|
October 12, 2008
Lecture 52 |
“Barbarians,”
Opium, Soldiers and “Manau”: Transformation of
Kachi and Jingpo Societies along the China-Burma
Border since the Late 19th Century |
Professor
Ho Ts'ui-p'ing,
Associate Research Fellow, Institute of Ethnology,
Academia Sinica |
|
September 18, 2008
Lecture 51 |
Minds and Machines:
China's Gutenberg Revolution and China's Modernity |
Professor
Christopher A. Reed, Department of History,
The Ohio State University in Columbus |
|
September 16, 2008
Lecture 50 |
Global Financial
Crisis and ASEAN
|
Professor
John Wong,
Research Director, East Asian Institute, National
University of Singapore |
|
March 17-19, 2008
Lecture 49 |
The First King of
Dharma Wheel in China: Emperor Heng of Han
Wu Zetian’s Belief in
Maitreya Buddha
|
Professor Ku
Cheng-mei, Division of Humanities, The Hong
Kong University of Science and Technology |
|
February 29, 2008
Lecture 48 |
Three Decades of
Archival and Field Research on Dali, Yunnan |
Professor Zhang
Xilu, Fellow, Institute of Ethnic Culture,
Dali College of Yunnan |
|
December 28, 2007
Lecture 47 |
The Development of
Egyptology in the West |
Professor Poo
Mu-chou, Fellow, Institute of History and
Philology, Academic Sinica |
|
December 27, 2007
Lecture 46 |
Looking into the
Past: A Dialogue with Lingnan Scholars and
Students on the Transformation of Modern Chinese
History |
Professor Hsiung
Ping-chen, Fellow, Institute of Modern
History, Academic Sinica |
|
December 4, 2007
Lecture 45 |
The Use of Post
Houses and the Rule of the Han Empire in Daily
Life |
Professor Hou
Xudong, Fellow, Institute of History, Chinese
Academy of Social Sciences |
|
December 3, 2007
Lecture 44 |
An Examination of China’s Political and Economic
Changes after 1949 from the Historical Perspective |
Professor Bin Wong,
Director, Asia Institute, University of
California, Los Angeles |
|
November 4, 2007
Lecture 43 |
Creating Global
History from Asian Perspectives |
Professor Shigeru Akita, Study of
Occidental History, Osaka University |
|
July 23,
2007 Lecture 42 |
Exploring Shenlong Belief Based on Archaeological
Data |
Professor Blinova Olga Mikhailovna,
Institute of Oriental Studies, The Russian Academy
of Sciences; Professor of
Department of History
(Designate), Sun Yat-sen University
|
|
May 26,
2007 Lecture 41 |
Some Reflections on Art and Art History |
Professor Michael Sullivan, Professor
Emeritus, St. Catherine's College, Oxford
University |
|
April
11-13, 2007 Lecture 40 |
North
Chinese Matchmaking
The
World Wide Web and the Practice of Anthropology |
Professor David K. Jordan, Professor
Emeritus, Department of Anthropology, University
of California, San Diego; Visiting Scholar,
Division of Humanities, The Hong Kong University
of Science and Technology |
|
March
27-29, 2007 Lecture 39 |
Impression and Fact: New Inquiry into the
Sino-British Controversy over Ritual Prostrations
before the Emperor in Qing Dynasty
Two-headed Snake: First Generation Catholics
during Late Ming and Early Qing Period
God,
Artillery, Concubine: Cultural Clashes between
China and Europe in Late Ming Dynasty |
Professor Huang Yi-long, Institute of
History, National Tsing Hua University; Academia
Sinica, Taiwan |
|
February
12, 2007
Lecture 38 |
History of Medicine and the Issue of China
"Modern" |
Professor Leung Ki Che Angela, The
Institute History and Philology, Academic Sinica |
|
November
6, 2006 Lecture
37 |
Brilliance Re-emerged: Changes in Fujian's Social
Atmosphere |
Professor Hsu Hong,
Department of
History,
Soochow University, Taiwan
|
|
November
3, 2006 Lecture
36 |
From Social History to New Cultural History - the
Change of Cultural Direction in Contemporary
Historiography in the West |
Dr. Chiang Chu-Shan,
Department of
History, National
Dong Hwa University, Taiwan
|
|
September 28, 2006
Lecture 35 |
External
intellectuals and Modern Chinese Society: The
Cases of Gu Hongming, Li
Denghui and Wu Liande
|
Professor Wong Sin Kiong,
Department of
Chinese Studies, National University of Singapore |
|
September 1, 2006
Lecture 34 |
Sinicization of
Guangdong and the Order of Rites in Ming Dynasty |
Professor Inoue Toru, Department of
History, Osaka City University |
|
August
24, 2006
Lecture 33 |
An
Analysis on the "Closure" of Southwestern China
during Qing Dynasty |
Professor Takeuchi Fusaji, Gakushuin
University |
|
May 19,
2006 Lecture 32 |
The
Issue of "Class" in Modern History of England
|
Professor Qian Chengdan, History
Department, Peking University |
|
March
24-27, 2006
Lecture 31 |
The Desire for Revolution among the Chinese
Literati in the Early 20 Century
The
Turning Point of Hope and Hopelessness: The Year
before the May Fourth Movement |
Professor Luo Zhitian,
History Department, Peking University |
|
February 21, 2006
Lecture 30 |
The Aesthetic Value
of the Feebleness Virtue of Chinese Classical
Poetry |
Professor Ye Jiaying,
Nankai University |
|
April
28, 2005
Lecture 29 |
On the
Track: The Tianjin-Pukou Line and Local Society of
Modern Shandong |
Professor Elisabeth Köll, Case Western
Reserve University |
|
March
21, 2005
Lecture 28 |
Capital
in the Chinese Industrialization before the
Anti-Japanese War |
Professor Wang Yejian, Institute of History
and Philology, Academia Sinica |
|
December
29, 2004
Lecture 27 |
The
Outline of “Rethinking History”: Text and Context |
Professor Wang Ming-ke, Institute of
History and Philology, Academia Sinica |
|
December
20, 2004 |
Feminism
between East and West |
Professor Dorothy Ko, Barnard College,
Columbia University |
|
November
21-22, 2004
Lecture 26 |
On the
Research of Guizhou Nationalities based on the
"One Hundred Pictures of Miao Nationality"
On the
Cultural Development of Miao Nationality by
Examining the Names of Various Miao Branches
The
Relationship between Garrison Establishment and
Minority Nationalities |
Professor Yang Ting Shuo, Institute
of Anthropology and Ethnology, Jishou University |
|
October
8, 2004 Lecture
25 |
Macro-View of South China during 17th
and 20th Centuries: Globalization,
Regionalization, and Localization |
Professor Hamashita Takeshi, Center for
Southeast Asian Studies, Kyoto University |
|
September 22, 2004
Lecture 24 |
Multi-national Social Sphere, Institutional
Network and Imagined State: The Case of Singapore
(1945 - 2004) |
Professor Liu Hong, Department of Chinese
Studies, National University of Singapore |
|
September 17, 2004
Lecture 23 |
Culture
and History: My View on Historical Anthropology |
Professor Huang Ying-Kuei, Institute of
Ethnology, Academia Sinica |
|
July 4,
2004 Lecture 22 |
The
Recent Development of Hakka Studies in Taiwan |
Professor Chang Wei-An, College for Hakka
Studies, National Central University |
|
April 4,
2004 Lecture 21 |
Stylized
Living of Ming and Qing Scholars and Dialectic
Relation between Refined and Popular Taste |
Professor Wang Hung-tai, Department of
History, National Chi Nan University |
|
March
12, 2004 Lecture 20 |
Settlement and Sacrificial Offer in Yangtze Delta:
Textual Research and Field Work |
Professor Atsutoshi
Hamashima, Arts Faculty, University of Osaka |
|
January 7, 2004
Lecture 19 |
On the Issue of "Historic Aspect" in History
Research |
Professor Sun Ge, Institute of Literature,
the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences |
December 1-6, 2003
Lecture 18 |
Debates
over the Roots and Formation of Chinese
Civilization
A
Pattern of the Evolution of Archaeological
Culture: The Case of Jincun Culture
Two
Patterns of Dispersion of Archaeological
Culture: The Vessels of Gui,
Jia, Li and Two-Handle
Li
Ethnology
and Archaeology |
Professor Zhang
Zhongpei, The Palace Museum |
August 29, 2003
Lecture 17 |
Ancestor Worship
and Local Organizations: A Comparison between
South China and North China |
Professor David
Faure, Institute for Chinese Studies, University
of Oxford |
August 29, 2003
Lecture 16 |
Imperial Institutions
at the Grassroots: Reading Local Documents
|
Professor Liu
Zhiwei, Department of History, Sun Yat-sen University
|
August 29, 2003
Lecture 15 |
Multiple Implications
of Borders: The Transnational Linkages of the
Jing Ethnic Group and the Reconstruction of
Miao Ethnic Identity |
Dr. Cheung
Siu-woo, Division of Humanities,
The Hong Kong University
of Science and Technology |
August 29, 2003
Lecture 14 |
Local Society and
Nation as Seen from Folk Cults |
Dr. Liu
Tik-sang, Division of Humanities,
The Hong Kong University
of Science and Technology |
August
28, 2003
Lecture 13 |
Collecting and
Making Use of Steles in Regional Research
|
Professor Zheng
Zhenman, Department of History, Xiamen University
|
August
28, 2003
Lecture 12 |
Folklore and Research
on Regional Social History: The Case of North
China |
Professor Zhao
Shiyu, Department of History, Beijing Normal
University |
August
28, 2003
Lecture 11 |
Regional Studies
and Global Perspectives: Chaozhou, Hong Kong
and Southeast Asia |
Dr. Choi
Chi-cheung, Division of Humanities,
The Hong Kong University
of Science and Technology |
August
28, 2003
Lecture 10 |
From
Local History to Regional History:
Topic and Methodology of Research
on Chaozhou |
Professor Chen
Chunsheng, Center for History and Anthropology,
Sun Yat-sen University |
May 3, 2003
Lecture 9 |
Some
Reflections on Modern Chinese Intellectual
History Research |
Professor Chu
Hung-lam, Department of History, The Chinese University
of Hong Kong |
March 23, 2003
Lecture 8 |
Local
Despots in Guangdong during the Republican
Period: An Issue of Social History
or History of Administration? |
Professor John
Fitzgerald, School of Social Sciences, La Trobe
University |
March 7, 2003
Lecture 7 |
Chinese
Dialects and Migration |
Professor Zhou
Zhenghe, Institute of Chinese Historical Geography,
Fudan University |
February 18, 2003
Lecture 6 |
Chinese
Historical Geography in the 21st
Century |
Professor Ge
Jianxiong, Institute of Chinese Historical Geography,
Fudan University |
December 13-14,
2002
Lecture 5 |
Ambiguities
of a Watershed Date: The 1949 Divide
in Chinese History
China
Unbound: Evolving Perspectives on
the Chinese Past |
Professor Paul
Cohen, Fairbank Center for East Asian Research,
Harvard University |
November 23, 2002
Lecture 4 |
Chaste
Woman and the Chinese State: The Cult
of Wang Yulan and the Politics of
Local Identity on Jinmen (Quemoy) |
Professor Michael
Szonyi, Department of History, University of
Toronto |
September 5, 2002
Lecture 3 |
Confucian
Community Pact and People's Belief:
Implications of Wei Xiao's Attack
on Monasteries |
Professor Inoue
Toru, Department of History, Osaka City University
|
June 12-17, 2002
Lecture 2 |
Sociology
and Anthropology in History: On the
Expansion of the History Discipline
Re-positioning
Chinese History Study in the United
States: Responses to the Post-modern
and Post-colonial Critique
Philosophy
of History without Toynbee? |
Professor
Q. Edward Wang, Department of History, Rowan University
|
May 6-7, 2002
Lecture 1 |
The
Humanities and Modernity
Fin-de-siecle
Splendor: Visions of Modern Chinese
Culture |
Professor Leo
Ou-fan Lee, Department of East Asian Languages and
Civilizations, Harvard University |
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