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The Rise and Fall of the Lin Family of Wufeng: A Political Family of Taiwan
The University of California Santa Barbara presents a talk with Professor Hsueh‐chi Hsu.
When:
October 18, 2011 4:00pm to 6:00pm
Speaker:
Professor Hsueh‐chi Hsu
Professor Hsu is a research fellow at Academia Sinica, and served as the director of Institute of Taiwan History, Academia Sinica, 2005-2011. Her research field is Taiwan history, especially family history, inssttution history, and oral history of Qing, Japanese, and post-war periods. Through the study of Lin Family of Wufeng during the Japan ruled Period and post-war, the lecture aims to explore and compare Taiwanese society under Japanese colonial infrastructure as well as the post-war experience.
* Lecture in Chinese
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