世界人類學線上講座 | 澳洲場次

「接軌世界的臺灣人類學：人才培育暨研究寫作」系列講座這次邀請到澳洲昆士蘭大學的 Gerhard Hoffstaedter 教授，他將在講座中介紹澳洲人類學的發展，以及其中的關鍵議題。歡迎大家一同參與！

From the Margins of the Centre: Australian Anthropology’s relationship to the world (of anthropology)

｜About the Talk:

Australian anthropology occupies an unusual position in global knowledge networks — representing neither a Northern centre nor a peripheral tradition. This talk traces the development of Australian anthropology through its Indigenous entanglements, applied practice, and Asia-Pacific orientation, arguing for a decentred discipline in which Indigenisation, vocation, and global collaboration are taken seriously.

｜Time: April 16, 12:30 PM (Taipei Time)

｜Speaker: Dr. Gerhard Hoffstaedter

Gerhard Hoffstaedter is Associate Professor of Anthropology at the University of Queensland, specialising in forced migration, refugee studies, and Southeast Asian ethnography. He co-leads Maritime Refugee Lab, documenting Rohingya maritime journeys and refugee experiences. He directs the World101x anthropology MOOC, teaching tens of thousands to think anthropologically globally, and was a 2024 Lee Kong Chian NUS-Stanford Fellow.

｜Facilitator: Dr. Chun-wei Fang

Fang Chun-wei (方鈞瑋) is a Taiwanese anthropologist, curator and museum professional specialising in Indigenous cultures and Austronesian studies. He is Head of the Division of Exhibition and Education at the National Museum of Prehistory. He holds a PhD from the Australian National University (2016).

Fang has conducted research with Austronesian communities across Taiwan and internationally and has played an active role in Indigenous museum development, exhibition-making and cultural interpretation, with a particular focus on cultural revitalisation. As a curator, he has led and collaborated on major exhibitions including Contested Frames: Taiwan’s Indigenous Peoples Confronting the Colonial Gaze (2025); the Austronesian Hall permanent exhibition at the National Museum of Prehistory (2023); and First Wave: Contemporary Australian and Taiwanese Indigenous Fashion Exhibition (2022). He is also the editor of Biru na Tminum Atayal: Weaving Wisdom of the Atayal People in Ta’an River Areas (2016) and Reappearance of Atayal: Catalogue of the Reproduction of Pan-Atayal Traditional Costumes (2008).

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計畫專頁｜接軌世界的臺灣人類學：人才培育暨研究寫作