超級榮幸能來到「Hi 海世原音」作客！ 非常感謝主持人 Madal 的邀請，能一起聊聊我在台灣的音樂尋根之旅真的非常開心，是一次超級棒的交流與體驗！ 節目現在正在播出中！趕快點擊下方連結一起收聽吧！ www.ipcf.org.tw/zh-TW/Home/R... #Hi海世原音 #加拿大作曲家 #台灣原住民音樂 #音樂尋根 #Alian963

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Are there any poet friends who might want to read an advance copy of my upcoming collection of Yang Xiaobin’s poems in translation? 😬

How did music help shape the golden age of Taiwanese-language cinema? Join us at SOAS on 12 June for Starting from Music: 70 Years of Taiyupian, a symposium and screening event marking the 70th anniversary of taiyupian: www.soas.ac.uk/about/event/... #TaiwanCinema #TaiwanStudies #SOAS #FilmHistory

A cruel wind brought them to the moon-window

#Taiwan literature "For decades, Taiwanese (Taigi) poetry was widely seen as commercially unviable. Then Un Jio̍k-kiâu (温若喬) rewrote the script." focustaiwan.tw/culture/2026...

Taiwanese poet Un Jiok-kiâu turns Taigi poetry into a bestseller - Focus Taiwan

For decades, Taiwanese (Taigi) poetry was widely seen as commercially unviable. Then Un Jiok-kiâu (温若喬) rewrote the script.

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#Taiwan #Indigenous #literature "Syaman began to recognize how the urban dream of becoming an intellectual had pulled him further and further from his community and the sea." english.cw.com.tw/article/arti...

“My Hands Can Kill Fish and Write Stories”: Syaman Rapongan’s Return to Orchid Island｜Culture｜2026-02-18｜web only

After years in Taipei chasing education and belonging, Tao writer Syaman Rapongan returned to Orchid Island to rebuild boats, spear fish, and anchor his writing in the sea and mountains of his homelan...

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#Taiwan's identities revisited: this is what #Tao writer #SyamanRapongan does best in his book now translated in English #matanoangit #天空的眼睛 #EyesoftheSky - a text that sits at the crossroad of myth, ethnography, fiction and rituals. www.asymptotejournal.com/blog/2026/05... @vivianwu.bsky.social

The Nightworld of the Sea: A Review of Eyes of the Sky by Syaman Rapongan - Asymptote Blog

...Eyes of the Sky eventually points at hybridity as a possible place of reconciliation and persistence.

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New job: Open-Rank Position in Anthropology, Meiji Gakuin University (Japan) Meiji Gakuin University jobs.h-net.org/jobs/70038

When I was in Lhasa in Spring 1985 I witnessed a sky burial. Below are a selection of photographs I took (with permission, and only after the vultures had been summoned) using poor quality Chinese film after finishing my supply of Fujifilm.

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The site of the sky burial is near Sera Monastery, and brightly-painted Buddhist paintings adorn the nearby rocks, prominently featuring Yama, god of death, with the head of a buffalo, holding a skull-tipped club in his right hand and a lasso in his left hand, standing on a bull.

Our Assistant Professor Pasang Yangjee Sherpa was invited by the BC First Nations to present her co-authored report which advocates for the inclusion of Indigenous people in global climate science and policy processes given their holistic understanding of the climate crisis. bit.ly/4tqGeyp

Dr. Pasang Yangjee Sherpa at the BC First Nations Climate Summit and Carbon Brief - Department of Asian Studies

The BC First Nations invited Dr. Pasang Yangjee Sherpa to present the co-authored report she led, “Recommendations for the Ethical and Equitable Engagements of Indigenous Knowledge Systems within the ...

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quiet night temple 111 #art #photo #photography #temple #nightphotography #culture #LightAndShadow #Tainan #ECK #garden #lanterns ©️skinskin

Today, I’d like to share some pictures of our 龍圖公案 copy. While the preface contains a few nice 異體字, I especially enjoy the pictures’ angular style: The rough woodblock print makes faces and objects look almost Picasso-esque here! #ChinaBooks #Sinology #ChinaArt

under the bougenvillea tree #art #photo #photography #alley #tree #flower #bougenvillea #streetphotography #Tainan #ECK ©️skinskin

In Chinese #folklore, Returning Soul Incense (返魂香) is more than a scent, it is a promise against death. Made from the roots of the Returning Soul Tree on Divine Bird Mountain, it begins as a black, tar-like pill with terrifying power. The tree itself is uncanny: 1/3

Audrey Truschke’s new history of the Subcontinent reconsiders Southasia’s past beyond dynasties and nationalist mythmaking while raising questions about historiography and method. Read Arshia Sattar's review essay of ‘India: 5,000 Years of History in the Subcontinent’ : https://ow.ly/IUQG50Z295T

Audrey Truschke declares her own historiography of the Subcontinent

LIKE TRANSLATIONS of classical literature, histories are enriched by multiple tellings. Differing perspectives and ideologies that might oppose traditional hist

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Let me share some pages from the 傳家寶書 that depict seals. I love the variety of scripts, shapes, sizes, and character placements used here. The one that looks like a jug of alcohol is definitely my favorite! Which one do you like the most? #ChinaBooks #Sinology

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The popular scientific encyclopedia 傳家寶書 (or 傳家寶全集), written by 石成金, contains many beautiful illustrations! In addition to depictions of seal stamps and scholarly objects, I especially like the pictures that accompany these poems. #ChinaBooks #Sinology #ChinesePoetry

Our 清文鑑 has previously been partially restored—likely in the late 1800s. After the volumes were damaged by bugs, the restorer added a layer of paper under the holes and sometimes even rewrote (parts of) the missing text by hand. #ChinaBooks #Sinology #BookRestoration

The temple shrouded in rain #art #photo #photography #temple #rainynight #streetsnap #reflection #LightAndShadow #dream #Tainan #ECK ©️skinskin

I have been a huge Tarthang Tulku fan and reader since the 80s. One of the true masters who can skillfully deliver the dharma without falling back on it. Robin Caton from Dharma College channels her teacher just as skillfully in this excerpt from her new book 'The Undreamed Self'. Free link

No Borders, No Boundaries

In Tarthang Tulku’s vision of mind, the boundaries we take to be real are conventions that can be seen through.

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📢New blog by Scott Simon - Indigenous Peoples and the Museum in the Indo-Pacific One of the main interfaces between states and Indigenous nations, across oceans as well as within more local contexts, has been the museum...🔗 www.cips-cepi.ca/2025/11/18/i...

Recently, a number of McMaster Religious Studies people gave papers at the Buddhism and Law conference held at York University:

Congratulations to Dr. Shayne Clarke on the recent publication of *Minding the Buddha’s Business: Essays in Honor of Gregory Schopen*, coedited with Daniel Boucher (Wisdom Publications, 2025)! wisdomexperience.org/product/mind...

green fireflies dancing on the railways 6 #art #photo #photography #nightphotography #mountain #forest #firefly #railways #Taiwan #ECK ©️skinskin

#BlueSkyArtShow #ShadowPlay this is one of my favorite photos. Budapest, Hungary author : unknown

the 1999 "quake of the century" devastated jij, nantou. wuchang temple was near the epicenter, collapsed, and remains untouched as a memorial - #illustration #taiwan 🕊️🧧

The Pacman Nebula is an emission nebula, 9,100 light-years away, in the constellation of Cassiopeia. I captured it with 16 hours of integration time. High-resolution: app.astrobin.com/i/bj1ihk #astrophotography #astronomy #naturephotography #nature #longexposure #eastcoastkin #nebula #photography

神子一体 #art #photo #photography #nightphotography #temple ©️skinskin

The Wulai Waterfall and the Nanshi River are nestled in the Xueshan Range of northern Taiwan. Located in the Wulai District, this beautiful area is home to the indigenous Atayal people. South of New Taipei City, Taiwan, 05 Dec 2012.

The Taiwan Coast Guard began fisheries patrols near Orchid Island to protect the local flying fish population on March 9. Flying fish are vital to the culture of the Tao people, who number around 4,000 and are indigenous to the island.