Event Time/Date Venue Description Office Contact
Taiwan History Series New Book Lecture on Folk Beliefs 2019/10/17
19:00-20:30		 Zu-Zan Hall, 1F, NTU Library Speakers:
Dr. Kuo-Hsing Hsieh (Research Fellow, Institute of Taiwan History, Academia Sinica)
Dr. Fong-Mao Lee (Chair Professor, National Chengchi University)

Host: Tay-sheng Wang (Director, NTU Press)

Introduction:
New book lecture on Pilgrimages, Sacrifice Offerings and Sociocultural Transformation. Folk beliefs are a crucial part of folk life that shapes local awareness and collective identity. This lecture explores the cultural implications of various religious rites in Taiwan as a window to understand Taiwanese society.

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 NTU Press, Graduate Institute of Taiwan Literature, and  Taiwan Research Academic Program 3366-9303
Dream Place: Exhibition for 10th Anniversary of NTU Center for the Arts 2019/10/23-11/20
11:00-19:00
(Close on Sat.)		 The Odeum, NTU Center for the Arts For further information, please refer to the website: http://bit.ly/35tae31. NTU Center for the Arts 3366-9905
Dream Place: Opening Concert 2019/10/23
18:00-19:00		 The Odeum, NTU Center for the Arts For further information, please refer to the website: http://bit.ly/35s8s1V. NTU Center for the Arts 3366-9905
Taiwan History Series New Book Lecture on Hakka Culture in Taiwan 2019/10/24
19:00-20:30		 Zu-Zan Hall, 1F, NTU Library Speakers:
Dr. Wen-Liang Lee (Professor of NTU’s Department of History)
Dr. Chih-Hao Chen (Assistant Professor NTNU’s Graduate History of Taiwan History)

Introduction:
New book lecture on Becoming Taiwanese Hakka. By introducing the topics, methodology, and visions of the research, this lecture enhances public understanding of the developments and changes of Taiwanese Hakka culture.

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 NTU Press, Graduate Institute of Taiwan Literature, and  Taiwan Research Academic Program 3366-9303
Project “Moon on High” 2019/10/25
19:30		 The Odeum, NTU Center for the Arts Join us on a musical journey from Baroque to Rock which bumps into ancient melodies of the East!

For further information, please refer to the website: http://bit.ly/35BtsUa.

 Musitonik Ensemble and NTU Center for the Arts Musitonik Ensemble / 0981-832-581
Noble Barbarian: Looking for Contemporary Baroque – The Illustrating Game of Music and Dance 2019/10/26
19:30		 The Odeum, NTU Center for the Arts For further information, please refer to the website: http://bit.ly/314ABst. NTU Center for the Arts 3366-9905
Building Our Own Career Path in Music and Arts Administration 2019/10/28
19:30		 The Odeum, NTU Center for the Arts Co-founders of Texture Music, who were all graduates from NTU, will talk about their takeaway from NTU and how they decided to switch their career paths.

For further information, please refer to the website: http://bit.ly/2M9uDlW.

 NTU Center for the Arts and Texture Music 3366-9905
Taiwan History Series New Book Lecture on Laws in Taiwan 2019/10/30
19:00-20:30		 Central Exhibition Area, 2F, Gallery of NTU History Speakers:
Dr. Tay-sheng Wang (Director, NTU Press; Chair Professor, NTU)
Dr. Chung-Wu Chen (Distinguished Professor, NTU’s College of Law)

Introduction:
New Book Lecture on The Integration of Diverse Laws in Taiwan. This lecture illustrates the diverse sources of legal systems that entered and converged in Taiwan throughout history.

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 NTU Press, Graduate Institute of Taiwan Literature, and  Taiwan Research Academic Program 3366-9303
Archives OMG! – Joint Archival Exhibition of NTU-JUST Learning-Service Course 2019/11/1-11/28, Mon.-Fri., 10:00-16:00 NTU Archives, 2F, Shuiyuan Campus This joint exhibition features the learning outcomes of students at the Jinwen University of Science and Technology throughout the visits to NTU Archives over the past six years.

Website: https://ga.ntu.edu.tw/doc/main_ch/sub/archive/index.aspx

 NTU Archives and the  Jinwen University of Science and Technology Hui-Min Tsai / 3366-9719
Latin Time: Concert with Catering party for 10th Anniversary 2019/11/6
19:30		 The Odeum, NTU Center for the Arts For further information, please refer to the website: http://bit.ly/32bVcMM. NTU Center for the Arts 3366-9905
Problem-Based Learning in the Cultural and Creative Teaching and Application of Archives 2019/11/8
10:00-12:30		 NTU Archives, 2F, Shuiyuan Campus Register online: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/
1FAIpQLScyfmtCBLNxRALHA0TsPpEUsD
3yDK6Jf4g7NTITkWa4HKbMfw/viewform

Maximum number of participants: 30

Website:  https://ga.ntu.edu.tw/doc/main_ch/sub/archive/index.aspx

 NTU Archives Hui-Min Tsai
3366-9719
Unopened Letter – Improvisation Time 2019/11/8
19:30		 The Odeum, NTU Center for the Arts For further information, please refer to the website: http://bit.ly/32av6tw. NTU Center for the Arts and Symbiosis Trio 3366-9905
The Muddy Basin Ramblers – Hold the Tiger – Live @ NTU Center for the Arts 2019/11/9
20:00-22:00		 The Odeum, NTU Center for the Arts For further information, please refer to the website: http://bit.ly/2BgoKxf. NTU Center for the Arts and the Muddy Basin Ramblers 3366-9905
Taiwan History Series New Book Lecture on Environmental History of Taiwan 2019/11/13
15:00-16:30		 Conference Room, 2F, College of Liberal Arts Speaker:
Dr. Ts’ui-jung Liu (Adjunct Research Fellow, Institute of Taiwan History, Academia Sinica)

Host: Tay-sheng Wang (Director, NTU Press; Chair Professor, NTU)

Introduction:
New Book Lecture on Environmental History of Taiwan. This lecture touches on land use, water resources, industrial waste, and water pollution control in Taiwan to explore human-environment interactions, the impact of human and industrial developments on the environment, and the implications of Taiwan’s experience to the environmental history of East Asia.

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 NTU Press, Graduate Institute of Taiwan Literature, and  Taiwan Research Academic Program 3366-9303
Book Exhibition of Hard-Boiled Detective Fiction 2019/11/13-12/10 1F, NTU Library This exhibition features hard-boiled detective fiction and is aimed to provide readers with a broader understanding of detective novels. NTU Library 3366-4551
Bookmark DIY Workshop 2019/11/15
14:00-16:00		 NTU Archives, 2F, Shuiyuan Campus Acid-free archive folders are cut, decorated with hand-torn paper, and made into bookmarks. NTU Archives Ya-Hui Chieh / 3366-9704
Library of Yesteryear, Museum for Tomorrow? – Collecting the NTU Museums Card Set From 2019/11/15 on NTU Museums Visit our 10 NTU Museums to collect NTU’s 91st anniversary card set (limited edition), including 10 cards printed with segmented images of Taihoku Imperial University Library as well as the introduction of NTU Museums. The Old Main Library is celebrating its 90th anniversary and may be reestablished as the new NTU Museum. Join NTU Museums’ regular guided tours to receive more souvenirs. NTU Museums 3366-3817
Special Exhibition – “A Dwelling Place for Wisdom: 90 Years of NTU Old Main Library” 2019/11/15-
109/9/30		 Chuan-Lyu Exhibition Hall, Gallery of NTU Gallery To celebrate the 90th anniversary of NTU Old Main Library (built in November 29, 1929 under Taihoku Imperial University), the Gallery of NTU History, NTU Library, and NTU Museums will host a joint exhibition to mark the three phases of its transformation: Library, NTU Theater, and the Gallery of NTU History. Through revisiting the various aspects of NTU’s Old Main Library, this exhibition also aims to address its possible reestablishment as NTU Museum. NTU Library,  Gallery of NTU History, NTU Museums 3366-9804
Double Espresso, 200 years of Italian Baroque! 2019/11/16
19:30		 The Odeum, NTU Center for the Arts For further information, please refer to the website: http://bit.ly/2OCNJlY. NTU Center for the Arts / The Glæm 3366-9905
2019 Exhibition of Popular Science Comics 2019/11/16-12/15
9:30-18:00
(Close at 17:00 on Sunday)		 Zu-Zan Hall, 1F, NTU Library Popular science comics is a wonderful product of the combination of science and art. Through interesting comic characters, dialogue, and plot design, it conveys scientific knowledge to readers and is both entertaining and educational. The Exhibition of Popular Science Comics will showcase 28 winning entries in the “2019 National Contest of Popular Science Comics,” and popular works published on “Sci-Tech Comics” on the website of the Ministry of Science and Technology. Center for the Advancement of Science and Education (CASE) Ai-Jan Chen / 3366-1720
3366-1718
Spiritual Folk Songs from Bengal 2019/11/17
15:00		 The Odeum, NTU Center for the Arts This event is a lecture/performance for spiritual folk songs from Bengal. For further information, please refer to the website: http://bit.ly/2B3i8lx. NTU Center for the Arts / Tracy and Rajat Indian Folk Song Group 3366-9905
Taiwan History Series New Book Lecture on Immigrants in Taiwan 2019/11/19
19:00-20:30		 Central Exhibition Area, 2F, Gallery of NTU History Speakers:
Dr. Hsueh-chi Hsu (Distinguished Research Fellow and Director, Institute of Taiwan History, Academia Sinica)
Dr. Shu-ming Chung (Associate Research Fellow, Institute of Taiwan History, Academia Sinica)

Host: Tay-sheng Wang (Director of NTU Press; Chair Professor, NTU)

Introduction:
New Book Lecture on Home or Homeland: Moving In and Out of Taiwan, 1600s-2000s. Taiwan is an island of migrants and immigrants who arrived throughout different historical periods from European colonization, the Zheng dynasty, the Qing dynasty, Japanese colonization, to the Nationalist government. Migration studies in Taiwan covers a wide range of topics, including migration policies, nationality law, population change, immigrant adaptation, and immigrant associations, historical accounts, and literature. Selecting 1-2 topics from the book, this lecture provides a longitudinal and in-depth overview of migration studies in Taiwan.

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 NTU Press, Graduate Institute of Taiwan Literature, and  Taiwan Research Academic Program 3366-9303
Conversation with The Chime Chinese Music Ensemble 2019/11/19
19:30		 The Odeum, NTU Center for the Arts For further information, please refer to the website: http://bit.ly/2IKzcAW NTU Center for the Arts 3366-9905
Dream Place: Closing Concert 2019/11/20
18:30		 The Odeum, NTU Center for the Arts For further information, please refer to the website: http://bit.ly/2IKhaij. NTU Center for the Arts 3366-9905
Forum of 2019: Once Upon 5 Musicals 2019/11/23
13:30-17:00		 The Odeum, NTU Center for the Arts For further information, please refer to the website: http://bit.ly/2ozgbuv. Punctum Drama 0922-931-000
Ways of Dialogue II 2019/11/24
14:30		 The Odeum, NTU Center for the Arts Yun-Han Su intends to express her concept and value towards pipa music through “Ways of Dialogue II” to provide a comprehensive experience of pipa music for the audience.

For further information, please refer to the website: http://bit.ly/328puzX.

 Yun-Han Su & Taiwan Musicians & Artists Promotion / NTU Center for the Arts 3366-9905
Classical Music Improvisation and Literature: Arthurian Legend and Mozart’s  Cadenza 2019/11/25
19:30		 The Odeum, NTU Center for the Arts For further information, please refer to the website: http://bit.ly/2MwtmnW. NTU Center for the Arts 3366-9905
Acoustic Code: Conversation between Mathematics and Musicology on the Harpsichord 2019/11/28
19:30		 The Odeum, NTU Center for the Arts For further information, please refer to the website: http://bit.ly/2pa0RVh. NTU Center for the Arts 3366-9905
“Hearing Words, Envisioning Music” Lecture Concert Series: Revisiting Shakespeare 2019 2019/11/29
19:30		 The Odeum, NTU Center for the Arts “Revisiting Shakespeare 2019” is a lecture concert that discusses and performs the texts and notes of Hamlet and Twelfth Night by Shakespeare and his composers. In this concert, we aim to subvert the traditional learning approaches to literature and music with a new interdisciplinary method that proposes to vocalize Shakespeare’s texts and visualize the composers’ notes.

For further information, please refer to the website: http://bit.ly/33sxVq3.

 NSYSU College of Liberal Arts & NTU Center for the Arts & NSYSU Office of Research and Development 3366-9905
2019 Exhibition of Popular Science Comics Lecture Series – Seminar on 61Chi’s Works and Creative Process 2019/12/1
14:00-17:00		 Zu-Zan Hall, 1F, NTU Library 61Chi is a Taiwanese illustrator who received silver award at the 8th International Manga Award (2015), Japan, and was invited to exhibit her works at the Angoulême International Comics Festival. She is adept at dealing with urban topics in her works. Join us to know more about her creative life and sources of inspiration. Center for the Advancement of Science and Education (CASE) Ai-Jan Chen /
3366-1720
3366-1718
2019 Exhibition of Popular Science Comics Lecture Series – Seminar on LanDao and Kipen’s Works and Creative Process 2019/12/8
14:00-17:00		 Zu-Zan Hall, 1F, NTU Library LanDao and Kipen are famed web comic artists in Taiwan. What are their experiences of partnering with each other and creating the many interesting comic works? Join us to find out more. Center for the Advancement of Science and Education (CASE) Ai-Jan Chen / 3366-1720
3366-1718