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Taiwanese Indigenous Literature and Elf Fantasy Literature

Wed 10 Apr 2024 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM IST Trinity Centre for Literary and Cultural Translation, D02 CH22

Taiwanese Indigenous Literature and Elf Fantasy Literature

Wed 10 Apr 2024 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM IST Trinity Centre for Literary and Cultural Translation, D02 CH22

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Join us for an enlightening talk exploring the fascinating intersection between Taiwanese indigenous literature and elf fantasy literature. Our speakers, Wang Chia-Ling and Chen Yu-Chen, will delve into the rich history and evolution of indigenous literature in Taiwan, shedding light on its unique cultural significance and artistic expressions. Additionally, they will showcase notable works from the exhibition, offering insights into the diverse narratives and themes present in indigenous storytelling. The discussion will also venture into the realm of elf fantasy literature, exploring its distinct characteristics and imaginative worlds. Don't miss this captivating exploration of literature that transcends boundaries and celebrates the richness of cultural diversity.

Wang Chia-ling is a Research Assistant at the Exhibition Department at the National Museum of Taiwan Literature. She is responsible for exhibition planning. Curatorial experience includes: Taiwanese Ghost Literature Special Exhibition, Ghost Literature and Contemporary Art Special Exhibition, Hong Kong Literature Special Exhibition, Century Love Letters - Literature Association Centennial Special Exhibition, Disease and Healing in Taiwanese Literature, The Inner World in Taiwanese Literature Permanent Exhibition, and over twenty other exhibitions.

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Chen Yu-Chen is a Research Assistant at the Exhibition Department of the National Museum of Taiwan Literature. He contributes significantly to exhibition planning and organizing opening ceremonies. In 2023, he showcased his exceptional curatorial skills in Guam with an exhibition focused on Taiwan’s indigenous literature. A modern poet since his university days, Yu-Chen has been honoured with numerous accolades, including the prestigious Lin Rong-San Literature Award, and has a number of published poetry collections to his credit.

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This event runs on the same day as our exhibition to Taiwan Indigenous Literature. 

If you would like to book a place to view the exhibition, please visit this page.

If you would like to attend the screening of Old seaman Lomapic on the same day, please visit this page.



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Trinity Centre for Literary and Cultural Translation, D02 CH22