| 地址: | 香港中文大学冯景禧楼1楼131室 |
| 历史文学士课程: | histug@cuhk.edu.hk |
| 比较及公众史学文学硕士课程: | macph@cuhk.edu.hk |
| 历史哲学硕士及博士课程: | hisdiv@cuhk.edu.hk |
| 综合查询: | history@cuhk.edu.hk |
This seminar examines Chinese archives and local documents from the Ming-Qing period to the present. We will be analyzing source materials such as imperial edicts, proclamations, business contracts, genealogies, inscriptions, family accounts and correspondences. This seminar is divided into three parts according to students’ own research needs. The first part introduces Hong Kong and the Mainland Archives and their collections. It will also discuss students’ research frameworks, geographical settings as well as archives and documents y that might be fundamental to individual research. The second part, using an integrated approach, introduces different types of source materials in the study of one particular research area (i.e.: a rural community, a business firm). The third part attempts to introduce and analzye several special type of documents (i.e.: genealogy, inscriptions, Taoist texts, vernacular literature) and how they are read in the context of a particular social environment.
To be able to read these texts, written in classical or vernacular Chinese, students wishing to enroll in this seminar will be required to have high level of competency in both written and spoken Chinese. All students are required to write a research proposal, weekly reading notes and a research presentation integrating various first hand source materials read.
Schedule
First round reading: Jan. 17 and 24
Second round reading: Feb. 28 and March 7
Third round reading: March 14 and 21
Fourth round reading April 18
Final presentation: May 2 and 9
Topics for 2014-15 include: (documents read will be decided according to students’ research need)
| (A) | Introduction: |
| History from below Archives and folk documents |
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| (B) | Family, lineage and local communities: |
| Wills Genealogies Landdeeds Steles and inscriptions Village handbooks |
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| (C) | Popular Religion and festivals: |
| Ritual documents Village notices Participant observation and field notes Performance as text |
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| (D) | Documents and archives relating to participant students’ dissertation |
Readings (individual readings list, to be confirmed)
| Weekly reading performance | 30% |
| Weekly documents and archives collection and analysis | 50% |
| End-of-Term Presentation | 20% |
| Total: | 100% |
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学生递交作业时,必须连同已签署的声明一并提交,表示他们知道有关政策、规则、指引及程序。
未有夹附签署妥当的声明的作业,老师将不予批阅。
学生只须提交作业的最终版本。
学生将作业或作业的一部份用于超过一个用途 (例如:同时符合两科的要求) 而没有作出声明会被视为未有声明重复使用作业。 学生重复使用其著作的措辞或某一、二句句子很常见,并可以接受,惟重复使用全部内容则构成问题。在任何情况下,须先获得相关老师同意方可提交作业。
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| 地址: | 香港中文大学冯景禧楼1楼131室 |
| 历史文学士课程: | histug@cuhk.edu.hk |
| 比较及公众史学文学硕士课程: | macph@cuhk.edu.hk |
| 历史哲学硕士及博士课程: | hisdiv@cuhk.edu.hk |
| 综合查询: | history@cuhk.edu.hk |
