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1980
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The
Ministry of Education directs the National Central Library to undertake
establishment of a center for Chinese studies.
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06/81
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A
steering committee of scholars and experts is established to undertake the
planning process. Professor Wang Chen-hu, head of the National Central
Library, is chosen to serve as director of both the steering committee and
Chinese studies center. Mr. Su Ching is made head of the center's Liaison
Division
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09/81
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At
its first meeting, the steering committee announces the establishment of
the Chinese Studies Information and Services Center.
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01/82
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Mr.
Liu Hsien-shu is made head of the Center's Materials Division, a position
he has served in up until November 2001.
The quarterly Newsletter for Research in Chinese Studies goes into
publication.
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04/83
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The
annual Selected Bibliography of Chinese Studies in Taiwan goes into
publication.
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06/83
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The
semiannual Chinese Studies goes into publication.
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02/84
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The
quarterly Current Contents of Foreign Periodicals in Chinese Studies
goes into publication.
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12/84
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The
Center hosts the International Symposium on Chinese Intellectual History.
Fifteen papers are presented.
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04/85
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The
Center hosts the International Conference on Chinese Local Gazetteers.
Twenty-nine papers are presented.
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08/86
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The
Center hosts the International Conference on Tun-huang Studies. Thirty-one
papers are presented.
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08/87
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The
Center hosts the International Conference on Ming Drama and Fiction.
Thirty-six papers are presented.
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11/87
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The
Center's research capabilities are expanded, and its name is changed to
the Center for Chinese Studies.
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03/88
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Mr.
Cheng Heng-hsiung takes over as head of the Center's Liaison Division.
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11/88
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The
Center hosts the International Conference on Resources for Chinese
Studies. Forty papers are presented.
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07/89
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The
Research Grant Program to Assist Foreign Scholars in Chinese Studies is
established.
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08/89
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Dr.
Yang Chung-sen, head of the National Central Library, takes over as
director of the Center.
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09/89
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The
Center hosts the International Conference on Chinese Folk Literature.
Forty papers are presented.
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07/90
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The
Center hosts the 2nd International Conference on Tun-huang
Studies. Thirty-seven papers are presented.
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10/90
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Ms.
Ku Jui-lan takes over as head of the Center's Liaison Division.
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05/91
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The
Center hosts the International Conference on Values in Chinese Societies:
Retrospect and Prospect. Thirty-seven papers are presented.
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05/92
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Dr.
Tseng Chi-chun, head of the National Central Library, takes over as
director of the Center.
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04/93
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The
Center hosts the International Conference on Popular Beliefs and Chinese
Culture. Twenty-nine papers are presented.
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06/93
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Ms.
Ruth Lin Chu takes over as head of the Center's Liaison Division.
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03/94
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The
Center hosts the Conference on Temples and Popular Culture. Twenty-nine
papers are presented.
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04/95
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The
Center hosts the Conference on Chinese Myth and Legend. Thirty-four papers
are presented.
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04/96
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The
Center hosts the Cross-Straits Conference on the Collation of Ancient
Books. Forty-seven papers are presented.
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04/98
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Dr.
Juang Fang-rung, head of the National Central Library, takes over as
director of the Center.
The Center hosts the Conference on the Chinese Family and Its Ethics.
Twenty-three papers are presented.
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06/98
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Mr.
Cheng Heng-hsiung, head of the National Central Library Cataloguing
Department, is made vice director of the Center.
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07/98
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Ms.
Keng Li-chun takes over as acting head of the Center's Liaison Division.
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11/98
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The
Center hosts the International Conference on Jin Yong's Novels.
Twenty-seven papers are presented.
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05/99
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On
behalf of the Council for Cultural Affairs the Center hosts the
International Conference on Society, Ethnicity and Cultural Performance.
Twenty-five papers are presented.
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09/99
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Mr.
Cheng Heng-hsiung, head of the National Central Library Cataloguing
Department and vice director of the Center, retires.
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01/00
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The
Center hosts the Conference on the Creativity of Linguistics in Taiwan.
Twenty papers are presented.
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04/00
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The
Center hosts the Conference on Ming Literati Collections and Ming Studies.
Forty-two papers are presented.
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07/00
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Our
journal Chinese Studies receives the 2000 Outstanding Domestic
Academic Journal Award from the National Science Council, ROC.
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11/00
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The
Center hosts the Conference on Zhuzi Studies and East Asian Culture.
Twenty-six papers are presented.
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03/01
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Together
with the Chinese Literature Departments of National Taiwan University and
National Tsing Hua University, the Center co-hosts the International
Conference of Chinese Studies in Japan. Eighteen papers are presented.
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04/01
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The
Center hosts the Third Cross-Straits Conference on the Collation of
Ancient Books. Forty papers are presented.
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07/01
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Our
journal Chinese Studies receives the 2001 Superior Domestic
Academic Journal Award from the National Science Council, ROC.
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08/01
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The
Center hosts Concealing to Reveal: An International Conference on
"the Private" and "Sentiment" in Chinese History and
Culture. Twenty-five papers are presented.
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09/01
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Ms.
Ruth Lin Chu, head of the Liaison Division, retires.
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11/01
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Professor
Liu Hsien-shu is appointed head of the Liaison Division, with National
Central Library's Complier Chang Chin-lang to be head of the Center's
Materials Division.
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07/02
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Professor
Chang Chin-lang, head of the Center’s Materials Division, retires.
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09/02
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Professor
Lu Chin-tang is appointed head of the Center’s Materials Division.
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09/02
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Our
journal Chinese Studies receives the 2002 Superior Domestic
Academic Journal Award from the National Science Council, ROC.
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10/02
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The
Center hosts the Conference on Local Documents. Thirty-three papers are
presented.
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02/03
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Mr.
Chin Tong-tai, a member of the editorial staff, retires.
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05/03
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Testing
for the Center for Chinese Studies Collection Database begins in May and
the database goes on-line in June.
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10/03
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Our
journal Chinese Studies receives the 2003 Superior Domestic
Academic Journal Award from the National Science Council, ROC.
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02/04
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Professor
Liu Hsien-shu, head of the Liaison Division, retires.
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02/04
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Ms.
Keng Li-chun is appointed head of the Liaison Division.
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04/04
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The
Center, together with the Academia Sinica’s Institute of Chinese
Literature and Philosophy and the National Taiwan University’s College
of Liberal Arts, co-sponsors the International Conference on Tan Xianzu
and the Peony Pavilion. Twenty-nine papers are presented.
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11/04
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The
Center, together with the Fu-Jen Catholic University, co-sponsors the
Conference Detour and Access: Sinology as New Hermeneutics for the Est
(Europe) – French Contribution. Seven papers are presented.
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11/04
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Our
journal Chinese Studies receives the 2004 Superior Domestic
Academic Journal Award from the National Science Council, ROC.
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12/04
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The
Center hosts the International Conference on Sinology Resources in the
Digital Era. Twenty-six papers are presented
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05/05
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“2005
International Arts of Opera Convention,” hosted in conjunction with the
National Taiwan Drama Institute and Bai Lusi Foundation. 17 papers
presented.
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06/05
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“Literature
and Aesthetics International Conference – Ku-lung and His Martial
Novels,” hosted in conjunction with Chinese department of Tamkang
University. 20 papers presented.
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09/05
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“International
Conference on ‘Chineseness’ and “Europeanness’ in East Asian
Perspective,” hosted in conjunction with National Taiwan University’s
East Asian Civilization Center and East Asian Languages & Literature
Department of Rutgers University. 13 papers presented.
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11/05
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“Das
dritte Symposium der katholischen Fu Jen Universitaet: Personnen- und
Individuumsbegriff in China und im Westen – Der Beitrag der
Sinologischen Bonner Schule um Professor Rolf Trauzettel,” hosted in
conjunction with Fu Jen Catholic University’s Monumenta Serica Institute
and German department. 9 papers presented.
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