Taiwan Lecture Series - Wintersemester 2009/2010
Teil 1: Wang Chih-Hung - Budaixi
Teil 2: Chang Bi-yu - Cultural and State Policy
Teil 3: Gunnar A. Kaldewey und Bun-Ching Lam - Creative Couples
Das Taiwan/Greater China-Seminar in diesem Semester findet wie unten folgt statt. Eine ANMELDUNG bei Frau Prof. Mittler ist noetig, bis spaetestens Freitag 16.10.2009! Studenten koennen in diesem Seminar einen Hauptseminarschein (auch Ostasien-Hauptseminar) erwerben, wenn sie bei Frau Prof. Mittler eine Hauptseminararbeit (mit Nutzung originalsprachlicher Quellen) schreiben und zu jeder Seminarstunde die vorzubereitenden Materialien lesen und ein kurzes Abstract pro Lesetext (ca 200 Woerter) abgeben. Das Seminar setzt sich aus 3 Teilen zusammen: |
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Public Talk: "Typical popular culture of Taiwan: Budaixi 布袋戲 (Glove Puppetry, Taiwanisches Puppentheater)" |
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Datum: 16.10.09 |
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In a recent survey in Taiwan, the traditional puppet theatre (布袋戲 Budaixi) was chosen as most representative of Taiwanese culture. Budaixi preserves representative aspects of history, language and culture in a very concentrated way. As a popular form of theatre with many details and quick changes, Budaixi easily touches the heart of the people. Compared to the Kunqu (崑曲) opera, which only highly educated scholars can understand, the dialogues in Budaixi are interesting for both highly educated and common people. The construction of the script contains traditional values as loyalty (忠), piety (孝), moral conduct (節) and justice (義), as well as popular topics like love (愛情), humor (詼諧) and martial arts (武林). Budaixi is a play for the gods (酬神戲) and a minimized form of traditional opera. Its variety is so wide and manifold that anybody can enjoy this form of entertainment. This is a public talk within the Taiwan Lecture Series and at the same time the first meeting of the course "Learn Taiwanese language with puppet theater". |
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Language Course Taiwanese: "Learn Taiwanese language with puppet theater" |
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Jeden Donnerstag und Freitag |
Examples of Budaixi on the internet: Music plays an important part in Budaixi: |
By letting puppets act on a stage, the Taiwanese language will become easy to access and joyful to learn. We will combine basic dialogues with gestures and actions, so the students can get an impression of the whole situation and easily remember the new words and sounds. The contents of the course will contain daily language, interesting common sayings and easy poems. The course is designed to be an interactive introduction to the Taiwanese language. |
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"Cultural and the State Policy in post-war Taiwan" |
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Datum: 09.11.2009 Datum: 11.11.2009 |
Online Resources: Chronology of Important Events: Literature: |
The course examines the relationship between the state and culture in post-war Taiwan. The first four lectures discuss how the various political regimes have attempted to control and influence education, cultural production, language use and the media. These are followed by two lectures on the development and themes of contemporary popular Taiwanese culture. |
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"Creative Couples" |
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26. - 28. Oktober |
Weiterführende Informationen: |
Montag, 26. Oktober |
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18:00 Uhr | Vortrag: A Creative Couple – Bun-Ching Lam and Gunnar A. Kaldewey, Prof. Dr. Wulf D. von Lucius |
20:00 Uhr | Konzert: Heine, Hölderin and Hiroshige – Chamber Music for Asian and European Instruments, featuring Thomas Buckner (baritone) and Min Xiao-Fen (pipa), New York |
Dienstag, 27. Oktober |
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16:00 Uhr | Vortrag: Intercultural MediaVisions: Hiroshige’s Woodblock Prints and Omi Hakkei (Eight Views of Lake Biwa), Prof. Dr. Melanie Trede |
19:30 Uhr | Vortrag: Prof. Dr. Lam Bun-Ching: “Transcultural Music?” |
20:00 Uhr | Konzert: Mixing Media – Carpets, Clouds and Books: Vocal Music featuring poetry by Dickinson, Beckett and Kaldewey, with Sylvie Robert (soprano), Thomas Buckner (baritone) and Ensemble Phorminx |
Mittwoch, 28. Oktober |
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16:00 Uhr | Vortrag und Führung durch die Ausstellung: The Artist Book in a Global World, Gunnar A. Kaldewey |
19:00 Uhr | Vortrag: Asymmetries of Perception? – Transculturality in Bun-Ching Lam’s Music, Prof. Dr. Barbara Mittler |
20:00 Uhr | Konzert: Seeing Sounds – Like Water, Like Ritual: Chamber Music, performed by soloists of the Ensemble Intercontemporain, Paris |
VENUE |
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Völkerkundemuseum |
Öffnungszeiten: Eintritt fuer Studenten frei! |