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2020 Sinica Open House Activity

Listen! Illness Has Something to Say

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Illness is one of the common experiences of human beings. How does one articulate and understand her/his mental and bodily discomfort? How does one listen and care for others?
The year 2020 will be remembered for COVID-19. "Listen! Illness has Something to Say" showcases histories of pandemics and narratives of illness from Chinese literature and culture through two podcast seasons: “Seeking Sympathy from the Spirits” and “Illness and Humanity.” Come join us for a dosage of courage and comfort at the Institute of Chinese Literature and Philosophy.
 

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Activities Information

Time

09:00 -15:30

Location

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Organizer

Institute of Chinese Literature and Philosophy

Activities Classification

Subject

Division of Humanities and Social Sciences

Activities Category

Display of Research Achievements

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Target Audience

ALL

Contact： Yu-Te Chang, 02-27895755

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