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[Announcement] The 10th International Conference of TACMRS
Past Meetings
Poster： ╱ Post date：2016-09-18|||
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Program 會議議程表
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October 21, 2016 (Friday)
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09:00~09:30
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Registration at the Wu Yu Building
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09:30~9:40
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Opening Ceremony
President Yuan-Kuang Guu (Professor, National Pingtung University)
屏東大學校長古源光教授致詞
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Auditorium
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9:40~10:40
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主題演講 Keynote (I)
Patrick J. Geary (Professor of History, Institute for Advanced Study)
Barbarians and Romans: Friends, Foes, and Companions
Moderator: Francis K. H. So 蘇其康 (Chair Professor, The Center for Languages and Culture, Kaohsiung Medical University)
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10:40~11:00
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Group Photo & Tea Break
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11:00
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12:20 |
1A. The 3rd conference room | 1B. The 4rd conference room | |
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Interfaith Friendship
Moderator: Chih-Hsin Lin 林質心 (Associate Professor,
Department of English, National Chengchi University)
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Cross-Cultural Encounters
Moderator: Carolyn F. Scott 石苓 (Associate Professor,
Department of Foreign Languages and Literature, National Cheng Kung University)
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1) Wen-Chung Hwang 黃文忠 (Professor Emeritus, National
Chung Hsing University)
St. John of the Cross and the Heart Sutra: An Interfaith Encounter
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1)Ignacio Ramos Riera (Researcher and Instructor, The Beijing Center for Chinese Studies )
“Trans-gressive Images”: Reflections on the Impact of Jerónimo Nadal´s Imagines Historiae Evangelicae in Late Ming dynasty
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2) Hsin-Yi Hsieh 謝心怡 (Assistant Professor, National Chung
Hsin University)
Love and Friendship: Dialogues between Christianity and Paganism in John Lyly’s Works
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2) David Gordon 金大衛 (Assistant Professor, National Pingtung
University)
Early Encounters between East and West: Buddhism and Transcendentalism via Europe
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3)Naoki Kamimura (Research Fellow, Tokyo Gakugei University)
Augustine on Friendship: Some Remarks on the Letters with Christian and Pagan Intellectuals
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3)Jia-Syuan Gao 高家萱 (PhD student, National Chengchi University)
When Erasmus’ Catholic Cosmos meets Fiorenza’ Kyriarchal Discourse
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12:20~13:20
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Lunch
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13:20
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14:20 |
主題演講 Keynote (II)
Donald Beecher (Professor of English, Carleton University)
On the Psychology of Friendship from Valerius Maximus to Shakespeare
Moderator: Nicholas Koss 康士林 (Professor, Department of Comparative Literature, Graduate Institute of Comparative Literature, Fu Jen Catholic University；Institute for Comparative Literature and Cultural Studies, Peking University, China)
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Auditorium
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14:30
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15:50 |
2A. The 3rd conference room | 2B. The 4rd conference room | |
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Loyalty and Betrayal
Moderator: Chi-fang Li 李祁芳 (Associate Professor,
Department of Foreign Languages and Literature, National Sun Yat-sen University)
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Friendship or Enmity
Moderator: Francis K. H. So 蘇其康 (Chair Professor, The
Center for Languages and Culture, Kaohsiung Medical University)
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1) Carolyn F. Scott 石苓 (Associate Professor, National Cheng
Kung University)
Friends or Foes?: Encounters in Othello
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1) Hong Shen 沈弘 (Professor, Zhejiang University)
On the Encounter of Satan and Christ in John Milton’s Paradise Lost
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2) Simon White 白思明 (Associate Professor, Wenzao
Ursuline University of Languages)
Loyalty and Venality as Alternative Bases of Friendships and Allegiances in Tobias Smollett’s Eighteenth-Century Literary Underworlds
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2)Shih-Cong Fan Chiang (PhD, King's College London)
Friends or Foes? The Roman army at the Empire’s frontier regions during the sixth-century Persian wars and its relations with local society
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3) Ichiro Taida 泰田伊知朗 (Associate Professor, I-Shou
University)
The encounter of Aphrodite and Anchises: focusing on his greeting
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3)Dongill Lee (Professor, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies) The Identification of Monsters in Beowulf: Foes or Symbol of Evil? | ||
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15:50~16:10
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Tea Break
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16:10
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17:30 |
3A. The 3rd conference room | 3B. The 4rd conference room | |
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Hostile Encounter in Nature
Moderator: Brian Reynolds 余哲安 (Assistant Professor,
Department of Italian Language and Culture, Fu Jen University)
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Friendship in Philosophy
Moderator: Hsueh-Chen Liu 劉雪珍 (Associate Professor, Department of English Languages and Literature；Chair, English
Department, Evening Division, Fu Jen University)
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1)Jonathan Locke Hart (Chair Professor, Shanghai Jiao Tong University)
Friend and Foe: Sympathy and Alienation in the Natural and Human Worlds in Marlowe, Shakespeare and Their Contemporaries
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1)James Zainaldin (PhD candidate, Harvard Department of the Classics)
Philosophical and Non-Philosophical Concepts of Friendship in Ancient Greece
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2)Petros Dovolis 裴卓仕 (Assistant Professor, National
Changhua University of Education)
Tense Encounters at the Garden’s Edge: The Winter’s Tale and the Question of ‘Bastardized’ Nature
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2) Anthony Wesolowski (Associate Professor, Fu Jen University) Friendship as Viewed by Aristotle and Cicero: Similarities among the Greeks and Romans | ||
| 3)Simon C. Estok (Professor, Sungkyunkwan University) Writing the frenemy: Macbeth’s witches and storms on stage and screen |
3) Marina Bazzani (Lector in Greek and Latin, University of Oxford)
Friendship, Homage and Patronage: Depictions of friendship in the poems of Manuel Philes
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18:00-20:00
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Dinner Banquet
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Time
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October 22, 2016 (Saturday)
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08:50~09:20
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Registration at the Wu Yu Building
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09:20-10:20
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主題演講 Keynote (III)
Simon Forde (Director and Managing Editor of Medieval Institute Publications)
Global Collaborative Possibilities in Research and Publishing
Moderator: I-Chun Wang 王儀君 (Professor / Dean, College of Humanities and Social Sciences, Kaohsiung Medical University/President, Taiwan Association of Classical, Medieval and Renaissance Studies)
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Auditorium
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10:20~10:40
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Tea Break
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10:40
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12:00 |
4A. The 3rd conference room | 4B. The 4rd conference room | |
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Friendship in Medieval Literature
Moderator: Denise Ming-Yueh Wang 王明月 (Professor,
Department of Foreign Languages and Literature, National Chung Cheng University)
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Spiritual Friendship
Moderator: Huei-Rong Peng 彭輝榮 (Dean, College of Arts,
National Changhua University of Education)
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1)Anne Scott (Honorary Research Fellow, The University of Western Australia)
Conflict and reconciliation through word and performance in
Piers Plowman
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1)Wen-Chin Li 李文進 (Assistant Professor, Xiamen University)
From Friendship to Spiritual Perfection: An Analysis of Petrarch’s Travel to Mount Ventoux (Rerum Familiarum libri IV, 3)
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2)Ya-Shih Liu 劉雅詩 (Assistant Professor, National Taiwan
University)
The Friendship and Encounters in the Squire’s Tale
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2) Lu Jiang 江璐 (Lecturer, Sun Yat-sen University)
Friendship Beyond the Boundaries of Life and Death: A Study of Aelred of Rievaulx’De Anima and DeSpirituali Amicitia
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3) Hsing-Wen Tsai 蔡幸紋 (Ph.D. student, National Chung
Cheng University)
Criseyde’s “Loue of Frendshipe” in Chaucer’s Troilus and Criseyde
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3)Brian K. Reynolds 余哲安 (Assistant Professor, Fu Jen University)
"Look over here! I am, I truly am Beatrice" Purg. 30.73: Friendship, Love and Sponsality in Dante's Encounter with His Beloved
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12:00~13:30
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Lunch
(TACMRS Annual Meeting, The 3rd Lab, Wu Yu Building, 5F 五育樓視聽教室(三) )
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13:30
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14:50 |
5A. The 3rd conference room | 5B. The 4rd conference room | |
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Friendship in Shakespeare
Moderator: Ju-Ping Kuo 郭如蘋 (Assistant Professor, General
Education Center, Ming Chi University of Technology)
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Thinking Animals vs. Bestialized Humans
Moderator: I-Chun Wang 王儀君 (Dean, College of Humanities
and Social Sciences, Kaohsiung Medical University ； President, Taiwan Association of Classical, Medieval and Renaissance Studies)
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1) Shu-Hua Chung 鍾淑華 (Assistant Professor, Tung Fang
Design Institute)
Magic in Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream
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1)Izumi SEKIZAWA (Associate Professor, Higashi Nippon International University)
Philosophical Animals in the Middle Ages
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2) Margaret Kim 金守民 (Associate Professor, National Tsing
Hua University)
Between Prince Hal and Falstaff: Friendship in Shakespeare’s
Henry IV Part 1
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2)Cheng-Yu Yen 顏正裕 (PhD Candidate, National Sun Yat-sen
University)
Bestialized Knights in Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales
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3) I-Fan Ho 何一梵 (Assistant Professor, Taipei National
University of t e Arts)
Memory and the Invisible Presence: the Encounter between Two Monarchs in Measure for Measure
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3)Wells Hansen (Associate Professor, National Taiwan University ; Director, Antiquitas Formosa )
The Real Earth Mother: Lucretius and Epicurean Environmentalism
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14:50~15:10
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Tea Break
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15:10
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16:10 |
6A. The 3rd conference room | 6B. The 4rd conference room | |
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Encountering the Other
Moderator: Juo-Yung Lee 李若庸 (Associate Professor,
Department of History, National Taipei University)
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Friendship in Professions
Moderator: Ya-Shih Liu 劉雅詩 (Assistant Professor, Department
of Foreign Languages and Literatures, National Taiwan University)
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| 1) Matthew Shelton (PhD Student, University of St Andrews) Socrates’ opponents in Xenophon’s Memorabilia |
1) Sheng-Yen Lu (PhD student, The Institute of Historical Research, University of London)
Masters as fathers – the experiences of apprenticeship in late medieval England
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2) Krzysztof Bielawski (Associate Professor, Jagiellonian University)
Friendship in Delphi.
Friends, Enemies and Companions in the Delphic Sentences.
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2) Katherine van Schaik (MD PhD Candidate, Harvard Department of the Classics, Harvard Medical School )
Serving, Cooperating, and Combating: Encounters among doctors, patients, and diseases in the world of the Hippocratic Corpus
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16:15~16:35
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Closing Ceremony
I-Chun Wang 王儀君 (Professor / Dean, College of Humanities and Social Sciences, Kaohsiung Medical University/President, Taiwan Association of Classical, Medieval and Renaissance Studies)
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The 3rd conference room
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