104年第1學期-3085 GL1:Personal Identity in Historical Perspective 課程資訊

評分方式

評分項目	配分比例	說明
Midterm exam 期中考	20
Final exam 期末考	20
Weekly class attendance and classroom behavior 出 席及上課表現	20
Term project (written) 書面報告	20

教育目標

Course description: This is the first of seven “Global Leadership” courses in the Program in International Business Administration of the International College. This course examines personal identity in historical perspective, by examining what it means to be Taiwanese at the beginning of the 21st century. The course examines Taiwanese identity from a global perspective, not only so that students will understand “what Westerners think of Taiwan,” but also so that students will understand their own Taiwanese identity in global terms. 本課程是國際商業管理程序的七個“全球領導力”課程之一。本課程探討個人認同從歷史角度來看，並調查在21世紀初為台灣人的自我認知。本課程探討從全球的角度來看台灣認同，不僅讓學生明白“西方人如何看台灣”，也讓學生了解自己的台灣身份在全球範圍內。 The course will examine questions such as: •What are Taiwan’s economic, social, and political challenges and prospects? •What does it mean to be “Taiwanese”? •What are “Taiwanese values,” and how have they changed historically? •What are my personal values, as an individual, as a Taiwanese, and as a citizen of the world? •What is my identity as a global citizen? 本課程將探討以下問題： •台灣的經濟方面，社會方面和政治方面的挑戰和前景如何？ •“台灣人” 有什麼意義？ •什麼是“台灣價值”，並且它們歷史上怎樣改變了？ •作為一個人，作為一個台灣人，而作為一個世界公民，什麼是我的價值觀？ •作為一個世界公民，什麼是我的個人認同？

課程概述

Course description: This is the first of seven “Global Leadership” courses in the Program in International Business Administration of the International College. This course examines personal identity in historical perspective, by examining what it means to be Taiwanese at the beginning of the 21st century. The course examines Taiwanese identity from a global perspective, not only so that students will understand “what Westerners think of Taiwan,” but also so that students will understand their own Taiwanese identity in global terms.

基本資料

必修課，學分數：4-0
上課時間：一/2,3[H105] 四/1,2[LAN109]
修課班級：國經學程1
修課年級：年級以上
選課備註：雙號

參考書目

There are many reading materials for this course. They either can be found online, or they will be
distributed in class. We will read a large portion of two new books by American authors, which reflect their observations of Taiwan: Both books will be provided in print or .pdf files.

這門課程有很多閱讀材料。可以在網上找到，否則將在課堂上分發。我們將閱讀兩本由美國作
家新書的一部分，反映西方人怎麼看台灣。這兩本書將在列印或pdf文件提供。
•Bonnie Adrian, Framing the Bride: Globalizing Beauty and Romance in Taiwan's Bridal Industry (2003)
•Melissa Brown, Is Taiwan Chinese? The Impact of Culture, Power, and Migration on Changing Identities (2004)