※ [本文转录自 NTU07DFLL 看板] 作者: titdnic (杰克维) 看板: NTU07DFLL 标题: [公告] 外文系学术演讲 时间: Wed Feb 18 02:42:15 2009 国立台湾大学外国语文学系学术演讲 （若需公务人员终身学习时数认证者，研习後可登录时数2小时） Indigeneity, Feminism, and Epistemology: The U.S. and Taiwan Speaker: Professor Shu-mei Shih (Department of Asian Languages and Cultures,Department of Asian American Studies, and Department of Comparative Literature, UCLA ) 演讲人：史书美教授 （美国加州大学洛杉矶分校 亚洲语言文化系、亚美研究系及比较文学系三系合聘专任教授） Moderator: Prof. Liang-ya Liou (Professor, DFLL, NTU) 主持人：刘亮雅教授（台湾大学外文系教授） Time: 1:00 ~ 3:00 pm, Wednesday, March 11, 2009 时间：2009年3月11日（周三）下午1:00-3:00 Venue: DFLL New Conference Room, Gallery of NTU History (Old Main Library) 地点：台大校史馆（旧总图）一楼外文系新会议室 Abstract: This lecture will explore the challenges indigenous feminists face in their negotiation between indigeneity and feminism in the different contexts of the United States and Taiwan. It will suggest that feminism in these indigenous communities is not just about gender issues but also about different systems and theories of knowledge, i.e., epistemology. This intersection among indigeneity, feminism, and epistemology points to two important tasks that we must perform: to expose the blind spots in feminist knowledge when it comes to indigeneity, and to understand indigenous feminism in the context of the emergent "IK" (Indigenous Knowledge) movements around the world. In this process, this lecture will investigate the limits of feminist formations such as "whitestream feminism," "women of color feminism," "Third World feminism," "transnational feminism" and "postcolonial feminism" when intersecting with indigeneity, and consider how indigenous knowledges may be accounted for in new thinkings on feminist epistemology. --

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