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2018 K-Pop Competition in Vancouver

November 13, 2018

Recruiting contestants
Submit a performance video or Youtube link to vancouver@mofa.go.kr

The performance
Have to be related to Korea/ Songs are first come first serve!

Check out the application form
www.facebook.com/kpopcontestvan

AMAZING PRIZES FOR WINNNERS!

Date of competition
October 13, 2018 (Sat) @ 6:00PMThis lecture reviews previous attempts to characterize the nature of social differences among the Austronesian Taiwan and the theoretical roots of these efforts, beginning with the contrast Marshall Sahlins���s drew between Melanesian Big-Men (achieved status) and Polynesian Chiefs (ascribed status). However, linguistic research over the past three decades has suggested that Proto-Austronesians may have already developed chiefdoms and social hierarchies and that Taiwan was one of the key sites for the migration of Austronesian speakers. Some scholars thus concluded that the ���egalitarian��� type of societies among the Austronesian Taiwan must have been the result of Japanese colonialism. Dr. Kun-hui Ku intends to re-think this dichotomy with ethnographic material from Austronesian Taiwan, especially the Paiwan; to distinguish the ideological and practical dimensions of this historical reconstruction; and to examine the viability of the analytical tools which have been widely adopted in the anthropological literature on other Austronesian societies.

Organizers

Date
Saturday, October 13, 2018

Time
6:00pm

Location
Fei & Milton Wong Experimental Theatre
911勛圖 Goldcorp Centre For the Arts
149 W. Hastings st. Vancouver

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