In 2023, The Last Tuesday Society organised a series of lectures on folk horror, which included one on Thai folk horror.
In 2023, The Last Tuesday Society organised a series of lectures on folk horror, which included one on Thai folk horror.
In 2023, The Last Tuesday Society organised a series of lectures on folk horror, which included one on Thai folk horror.
In 2023, The Last Tuesday Society organised a series of lectures on folk horror, which included one on Thai folk horror.
In 2023, The Last Tuesday Society organised a series of lectures on folk horror, which included one on Thai folk horror.
In 2023, The Last Tuesday Society organised a series of lectures on folk horror, which included one on Thai folk horror.
In 2023, The Last Tuesday Society organised a series of lectures on folk horror, which included one on Thai folk horror.
In 2023, The Last Tuesday Society organised a series of lectures on folk horror, which included one on Thai folk horror.
In 2023, The Last Tuesday Society organised a series of lectures on folk horror, which included one on Thai folk horror.
In 2023, The Last Tuesday Society organised a series of lectures on folk horror, which included one on Thai folk horror.
The New York Times bestselling author, Chloe Gong, is one of the most exciting voices in Fantasy novels and she takes inspiration from Shakespeare. Her ‘Secret Shanghai’ series was a YA Fantasy retelling of Romeo and Juliet and she has just adapted Antony & Cleopatra for her Adult Fantasy trilogy, ‘Flesh and False Gods’. In Gong’s hands, Shakespeare’s women characters have become forces to reckon with.
On 17 November 2023, our very own Sarah Olive led a conversation with NYT bestselling author Chloe Gong. Sarah has been reading her work since 2020 (These Violent Delights was a big book she discovered during the pandemic). She teaches her work now and has written on the joyous multilingualism in her books for Jeunesse.
The event was a collaboration between the British Shakespeare Association and the Women & Shakespeare Podcast which has featured both Gong and Olive as guests.
On Tuesday 10 October 2023, in cooperation with Binus University and Madani International Film Festival, Dr Ekky Imanjaya organised an online panel discussion on Possession and Exorcism in Asian cinema.
Between 29 September – 2 October 2023, members of GAA participated in the second fully online Gothic Without Borders conference, which also featured a plenary lecture on Asian Gothic by Katarzyna Ancuta. This online conference explored the comparative framework of World Literary discourses in Gothic literature, drama, film, and other media.
In November 2022, one of the leading experts on Asian Gothic, Dr Colette Balmain from Kingston University, UK, gave a talk on East Asian Gothic cinema at NCCU in Taipei.
2022亞際文化秋季大師系列講座：推進亞洲視覺文化研究
Inter-Asia Talk Series 2022, Enhance Asian Visual Culture Studies
To facilitate the research and foster communication between Taiwan and the International academic circle, IACS organizes serial talks, inviting well-known scholars from all over the world to share the latest research spotlights. The umbrella title of this series is ‘enhance Asian visual culture studies’’. Scholars will share about gothic cinema, streaming platforms, queer cinema, animation and children, circulation of cinema, methodology, and independent filmmaking. We hope these talks will give the audience some ideas or insight on their way to research.
此次系列大師座談，我們將焦點聚焦於亞際之間的視覺文化研究，尤其以電影的呈現與再現為系列演講主軸。邀請國際知名學者來校給予同學研究成果及研究焦點，同時促進本校國際化與學術交流的實力。此演講將涉及的學科領域，廣泛觸及文學院、社科院、傳播學院等各科系研究項目，亦希望藉此擴大師生的視野，增進學習動能，促進研究多元性。