Bad (Wo-)man, Evil Clerks and the Distance to the Law: Abduction and Adultery Stories and Their Narrators in Tamsui-Hsinchu Archives
Topic: Bad (Wo-)man, Evil Clerks and the Distance to the Law: Abduction and Adultery Stories and Their Narrators in Tamsui-Hsinchu Archives
Speaker: Chen Yun-Ru (Associate Professor, College of Law, National Taiwan University)
Moderator: Li Ren-Yuan (Assistant Research Fellow, IHP, Academia Sinica)
Discussants: Matthew Sommer (Professor, Department of History, Stanford University), Zang Dongsheng (Professor, School of Law, University of Washington)
Time: August 10, 10:00-12:00 UTC+8
Venue: Online via Webex、5F Conference Room, Museum of the Institute of History & Philology, IHP, Academia Sinica
Organizer: Institutions and Society Group, IHP
“Law, Institutions and Society during the Qing” Series
Remarks: The lecture will be conducted in Mandarin. Registration is required.
Online attendance registration: https://tinyurl.com/n23nefb9
Physical attendance registration: https://forms.gle/
Contact: Miss Hung, instihp@gmail.com
Related Works:
“Bad (Wo-)man Theory of Traditional Chinese Law: From the Vantage Points of Adultery and Abduction Cases in Tan-Hsin Archives”
http://publication.iias.
“Cases of Adultery and Abduction in Tan-Hsin Archives: Re-examining Legal Traditions in Qing Taiwan”
https://www.ith.sinica.edu.tw/
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