課程大綱

課程資訊
學年期 Semester	1142	課程代碼 Course Code	TCG115302
課程名稱 Course Title	臺灣傳統社會的文化與生活 Culture and Life in Taiwan's Traditional Society
學分數 Credits	2	選必修 Required/Elective	必修 /半學年
上課時間教室 Time/Location	T3(E1-306) T4(E1-306)
先修課程 Prerequisite(s)
授課教師 Lecturer	黃信洋
專業核心能力 Core Professional Competencies	■溝通表達能力(Communication) ■終身學習能力(Lifelong Learning) ■多元關懷能力(Care and Services)

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課程宗旨 Objective of The Course	This course introduces the cultural, social, and historical foundations of Taiwan’s traditional society. Through lectures, group discussions, field trips, and readings, students will explore how land, ethnicity, networks, festivals, and migration have shaped Taiwanese society. The course also examines Taiwan’s place in global mobility and transnational ethnic networks. The instructor sets two major objectives for this course: 1. To introduce students to the foundation of society and culture in Taiwan. 2. To develop students’ abilities of critical thinking.
課程大綱 Outline of Lectures	Course Outline: (contents will be modified according to the real situation) Week Syllabus 1 Course Introduction 2 Constructing Taiwan 3 Farmers Become Entrepreneurs 4 Land, Culture and Ethnicity 5 Taiwan’s Society I 6 Taiwan’s Society II 7 Why Taiwan Matters 8 Mid-semester assessment (NO CLASS) 9 Field Trip 10 Taiwanese Networks and Identities 11 Taiwanese Migrants and Transnational Ethnic Networks 12 Field Trip 13 Taiwan’s Ethnic Relations 14 Reconceptualizing Ethnic Identities in Taiwan 15 Ethnic Politics and Democratic Transition in Taiwan 16 Final assessment (NO CLASS)
教科書 Textbook	There is no designated textbook for this course, and weekly class briefings will be uploaded to the moodle teaching platform after class.
參考書目 References	Moore, Fiona, 2021, Global Taiwanese: Asian Skilled Labour Migrants in a Changing World. University of Toronto Press. Rigger, Shelley, 2013, Why Taiwan Matters: Small Island, Global Powerhouse. ROWMAN & LITTLEFIELD PUBLISHERS, INC.
修課學生須知 Notice of course enrollment	This is an EMI course including class speeches, class presentation and final individual reports, all of which must be in English.
評量方式 Grading	Class Attendance and Participation: 30% Mid-semester Assessment: Examination 30% Final Assessment: 40%
備註說明 Note	Class presentation and group discussion are important!