當期課號 |
4132 |
Course Number |
4132 |
授課教師 |
耿慧玲 |
Instructor |
KENG,HUI LING |
中文課名 |
台灣開發史 |
Course Name |
The History of Early Development of Taiwan |
開課單位 |
校訂必修(二日) |
Department |
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修習別 |
必修 |
Required/Elective |
Required |
學分數 |
2 |
Credits |
2 |
課程目標 |
本課程主要以探討臺灣歷史各時期的演進發展及其特徵為主,重點在使學生暸解臺灣的歷史文化,增進其自我認同,並培養人文思考能力。 |
Objectives |
Basic introduction of Taiwanese history and culture. |
教材 |
自編 |
Teaching Materials |
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成績評量方式 |
期中考30% 期末考35% 平時考核35% |
Grading |
mid-term exam 30% final exam 35% general evaluation 35% |
教師網頁 |
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教學內容 |
以主題講授台灣的開發史,一、史前時期台灣的開發:1、台灣的考古2、百越民族的發展,3、南島語族與台灣原住民;二、海上絲路與台灣的開發:1、百越民族與初期的海上絲路,2、香料與歐洲對東方的開拓,3、海上絲路的行程與台灣地位的改變,4、荷蘭對台灣的開發;三、鄭氏家族對台灣的開發:1、鄭氏家族與海商,2、鄭成功與台灣地位的改變,3、鄭經父子對台灣的經營;四、清代對台灣的開發:1、唐山公與羅漢腳,2、原鄉移墾,3、大小租與一田二主,4、內地化與土著化的結合,5、清代自強運動與台灣的近代化;五、日據時代的開發:1、武力綏撫時期,2、同化政策時期,3、皇民化時期;六、光復以後台灣的開發:1、回歸的痛楚--二二八事件,2、風雨飄搖下的社經建設,3、亞洲四小龍的成功。 |
Syllabus |
Lecture given in theme on the history of the development of Taiwan: I. development of prehistoric Taiwan: 1. Archeology of Taiwan; 2. the development of the Bai-yue tribe; 3. Austronesian and Taiwanese aborigines. II. maritime silk road and the cultivation of Taiwan: 1. The Bai-yue tribe and early stage of maritime silk road; 2. spice and exploration of Europe to the East; 3. the journey of the silkroad and the change of geographic importance of Taiwan; 4. Cultivation of the Neatherlands on Taiwan. III. The Chung family and their development of Taiwan: 1. The Chung family and maritime merchants; 2. Chuung Cheng-Kung and the change of the condition of Taiwan; 3. The management of the Chung family of Taiwan. IV. The development on Taiwan during the Ching-Dynasty: 1. the immigrants; 2. The state and mode of immigration; 3. the method of land distribution; 4. the conjoinment of "inlandization" and "aboriginization"; 5. The modernization movement of the late Ching Dynasty and the modernization of Taiwan. V. The development during Japanese occupation: 1. militarial domination period; 2. aculturization period; 3. commitment period. VI. The development after reclaimation: 1. the 228 incident; 2. social and economical construction during hard times; 3. the success of the four Asian Dragonets. |