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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Taipei:20250628T143000
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SUMMARY:電玩映照出的時代精神 Video Games and Spirit of the Times——BOOM．磅 系列講座 Lecture Series
DESCRIPTION:電玩，人類最後一塊不受政治染指的淨土，長久以來都被視為抽離現實、讓人自由自在揮灑創意、想像力與超能力的廣大處女地。然而，這份「電玩歸電玩，政治歸政治」的想像，究竟離真實有多少距離？ \n一如文學寫作、影視劇場、音樂展演與藝術創作，電玩遊戲並非存在於真空之中，中立且不帶偏見。事實上，電玩一樣能反映創作者或出資公司的理念或偏見。從電玩的生產與製作，到實際遊玩內容如何選擇呈現，再到上市後的社群行銷操作，幾乎可以說無處不受現實政治影響。 \n電玩劇情植入了哪些政治訊息、該替哪種理念廣告或背書？電玩設計師與出資方的關係是否對等？是否在極為壓榨剝削的環境下工作？國家與企業是否正在把電玩當作政治宣傳的工具？電玩該不該操弄玩家心理、藉機大賺一筆？電玩主機的生產是否環保永續？這些都不是杞人憂天，而是實際存在且長期為人忽視的重要議題。這些問題共同反映的是，電玩其實可以映照出玩家所身處時空背景下的時代精神。 \n隨著電玩遊戲產業正式超越電影、音樂及圖書產業的產值總和，電玩的政治意涵就成為房間裡再也無法被忽視的那頭大象，值得我們更進一步檢視。此次講座特地邀請到長期關注電玩社群與電玩文化的重度玩家、轉角遊樂器的共同主持人黃哲翰，來與現場聽眾朋友們分享，電玩除了娛樂用途之外，如何能讓我們窺見其所乘載的時代。 \nVideo games have long been considered one of the last untainted domains free from political interference—a vast creative space where imagination and superpowers can run wild\, detached from the burdens of reality. But just how far is this belief in a clear divide between “games and politics” from the truth? \nLike literature\, film\, theater\, music\, and visual arts\, video games do not exist in a vacuum. They are far from neutral or unbiased. In fact\, video games often reflect the values—or biases—of their creators or funding companies. From development and production\, to the choices made in storytelling and gameplay\, and even to post-release marketing and community engagement\, the influence of real-world politics can be seen at every stage. \nWhat kinds of political messages are embedded in game narratives? Which ideologies are games advertising or endorsing? Is the relationship between game designers and investors truly equal? Are developers working under exploitative or high-pressure environments? Are governments or corporations using games as tools for political propaganda? Should games be allowed to manipulate player psychology to generate profit? Are game consoles being produced in sustainable and ethical ways? These questions are not mere speculation—they are critical and often overlooked issues. Together\, they reveal how games can reflect the zeitgeist of the era in which their players live. \nAs the video game industry now surpasses the combined value of the film\, music\, and publishing industries\, the political implications of video games have become the elephant in the room—impossible to ignore and worthy of serious examination. This lecture invites Huang Zhe-Han\, a passionate gamer and co-host of the podcast Corner Console\, who has long focused on gaming communities and culture. He will share insights on how video games\, beyond their entertainment value\, offer a compelling lens through which to observe the spirit of our times. \n__________________ \n〚講座資訊 Lecture Information〛 \n時間 Date & Time｜06/28（六 Sat）14:30~16:30 \n講者 Speaker｜黃哲翰 （轉角遊樂器共同主持人） \n地點 Venue｜現流冊店 hiān-lâu tsheh-tiàm（台北市大同區重慶北路二段70巷15號1樓 1/F\, No. 15\, Ln. 70\, Sec. 2\, Chongqing N. Rd.\, Datong Dist.\, Taipei City） \n費用 Fee｜單場 NT$300 per session \n報名 To apply｜https://www.accupass.com/eflow/ticket/2503241225341008967000?utm_campaign=accu_theme&utm_medium=home_north&utm_source=Web \n__________________ \n〚講者簡介 About Speaker〛 \n興趣使然的寫作者，各種題材都想寫寫看。先前住在德國曼海姆，現居奧地利維也納。 \nA writer driven by passion\, interested in exploring a wide range of topics. Previously based in Mannheim\, Germany and currently residing in Vienna\, Austria.
URL:https://events.mcu.edu.tw/event/%e9%9b%bb%e7%8e%a9%e6%98%a0%e7%85%a7%e5%87%ba%e7%9a%84%e6%99%82%e4%bb%a3%e7%b2%be%e7%a5%9e-video-games-and-spirit-of-the-times-boom%ef%bc%8e%e7%a3%85-%e7%b3%bb%e5%88%97%e8%ac%9b/
LOCATION:現流冊店\, 大同區重慶北路二段70巷15號1樓\, 台北市\, Taiwan
CATEGORIES:ACCUPASS,BOOM．磅
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Taipei:20250607T143000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Taipei:20250607T170000
DTSTAMP:20260412T233948
CREATED:20250526T064933Z
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SUMMARY:在社科實證與臺灣史研究之間，我們到底要問什麼問題？ Between Social Science Empiricism and Taiwanese Historical Research: What Questions Should We Be Asking?——BOOM．磅 系列講座 Lecture Series
DESCRIPTION:近年臺灣史研究與大眾閱讀的關係不僅在補足認知的空白，更逐步發展出跨領域對話帶來的新問題、新方法與新視野。不論是藝術史、經濟史、政治史、地理學、自然史、相關族群史等，都更新了我們對臺灣的認知框架與尺度，從此告別舊的提問，舊的思維，逐步凝聚解嚴後臺灣研究的典範累積。這當中葉高華老師以地理資訊、人口統計、以及解讀戶口調查與制度沿革等社會科學專業，指出常見的研究與常識迷思。對原住民於日治時期遭到強制移住的過程與後果，以及平埔、閩南、客家與外省人族群的常見話題，比如1949年後外省人來臺人數，都做出讓人眼睛一亮的研究。在社科實證與臺灣史研究之間，重新校準問題，似乎是近年重要趨勢。 \nIn recent years\, the relationship between Taiwanese historical research and public readership has evolved beyond simply filling gaps in knowledge. It has gradually given rise to new questions\, methods and perspectives shaped by cross-disciplinary dialogues. Fields such as art history\, economic history\, political history\, geography\, natural history and ethnic studies have all contributed to reshaping our frameworks and scales for understanding Taiwan. This has marked a departure from outdated questions and modes of thinking\, building toward a post-martial law paradigm in Taiwanese studies. \nAmong these efforts\, Professor Yeh Kao-Hua stands out for his use of geographic information systems (GIS)\, demographic data\, and analysis of household surveys and institutional evolutions rooted in social science expertise. His research addresses widespread misconceptions in both scholarly and popular understandings. Notably\, his work sheds light on the forced relocation of Indigenous peoples during the Japanese colonial era\, as well as on frequently discussed issues concerning ethnic groups in Taiwan—such as the number of mainland Chinese migrants who arrived after 1949. Recalibrating our questions at the intersection of empirical social science and Taiwanese historical studies has become a key trend in recent scholarship. \n__________________ \n〚講座資訊 Lecture Information〛 \n時間 Date & Time｜06/07（六 Sat）14:30~16:30 \n講題 Topic｜在社科實證與臺灣史研究之間，我們到底要問什麼問題？ Between Social Science Empiricism and Taiwanese Historical Research: What Questions Should We Be Asking? \n講者 Speaker｜葉高華 Ko-Hua Yap（國立中山大學社會學系教授 Professor\, Department of Sociology\, National Sun Yat-sen University） \n地點 Venue｜現流冊店 hiān-lâu tsheh-tiàm （台北市大同區重慶北路二段70巷15號1樓 1/F\, No. 15\, Ln. 70\, Sec. 2\, Chongqing N. Rd.\, Datong Dist.\, Taipei City） \n費用 Fee｜單場 NT$300 per session \n報名 To apply｜https://www.accupass.com/eflow/ticket/2503241207261466835547 \n__________________ \n〚講者簡介 About Speaker〛 \n國立中山大學社會學系教授。研究題材不受限於學門框架，融合社會學的問題意識與分析方法、歷史學的史料考證、地理學的地理資訊技術，自由穿梭於多個學門。著有《十八世紀末御製臺灣原漢界址圖解讀》（2017）、《強制移住：臺灣高山原住民的分與離》（2023），《臺灣族群史解謎：揭開平埔、外省、客家、福佬的歷史謎團》（2024），以及近20篇核心期刊論文。 \nProfessor Yap Ko-Hua teaches in Department of Sociology at National Sun Yat-sen University. His research transcends disciplinary boundaries\, integrating sociological inquiry and analysis\, historical source verification and geographic information technologies. He moves fluidly across academic fields. His published works include: \n\n\nDecoding the Imperial Map of Taiwan’s Han-Indigenous Boundary in the Late 18th Century (2017) \n\n\nForced Relocation: The Division and Displacement of Taiwan’s Highland Indigenous Peoples (2023) \n\n\nUnraveling Taiwan’s Ethnic Histories: Debunking the Myths of Plains Indigenous Peoples\, Mainlanders\, Hakka\, and Hoklo (2024) \n\n\nHe has also authored nearly 20 core journal articles.
URL:https://events.mcu.edu.tw/event/%e5%9c%a8%e7%a4%be%e7%a7%91%e5%af%a6%e8%ad%89%e8%88%87%e8%87%ba%e7%81%a3%e5%8f%b2%e7%a0%94%e7%a9%b6%e4%b9%8b%e9%96%93%ef%bc%8c%e6%88%91%e5%80%91%e5%88%b0%e5%ba%95%e8%a6%81%e5%95%8f%e4%bb%80%e9%ba%bc/
LOCATION:現流冊店\, 大同區重慶北路二段70巷15號1樓\, 台北市\, Taiwan
CATEGORIES:ACCUPASS,BOOM．磅
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Taipei:20241206T190000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Taipei:20241206T210000
DTSTAMP:20260412T233948
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SUMMARY:為什麼做自己喜歡的工作，還是會倦怠？《工作排毒》X《終結職業倦怠》雙書對談 Have you ever felt burned out despite fully dedicating yourself to work?
DESCRIPTION:你是否曾因全心投入工作，最後卻只剩下倦怠？ \n本次活動結合《工作排毒》與《終結職業倦怠》兩本書，探討為什麼從事喜歡的工作，還是會倦怠，以及該如何擺脫惡性循環？ \n獨立出版人陳夏民曾以熱情投入出版業，卻因工作過度而多次身心俱疲，終於明白，就如同馬拉松需要配速，工作熱情也需要合理分配。他將自身經驗撰寫成「職場復健手冊」，希望能陪伴更多人擺脫倦怠，開心自信地重回職場。 \n在《終結職業倦怠》這本書中，作者馬萊西克從自己教職生涯的深刻挫敗出發，解析職業倦怠的成因與文化根源，並提出具體的調適方法。他的經驗告訴我們，職業倦怠不僅是個人問題，更是社會文化所塑造的現象。 \n馬萊西克認為，過度關注工作會讓生活失衡，影響我們的幸福與價值。他強調，應重新調整工作的位置，不讓其成為人生的全部意義。 \n我們期待透過這場活動，幫助大家重拾對工作的初衷與熱忱，找到屬於自己的工作生活平衡。同時也希望開啟大家思考，如何開創一種全新的文化，讓工作不再獨占人類生命意義的核心。 \nThis event brings together insights from two books\, Work Detox and The End of Burnout\, to explore why pursuing work you love can still lead to burnout and how to break free from its vicious cycle. \nIndependent publisher Chen Xia-Min\, who once poured his passion into the publishing industry\, found himself repeatedly exhausted both mentally and physically. Over time\, he realized that\, just like running a marathon requires pacing\, passion for work must also be managed wisely. His experiences led him to write a “workplace rehabilitation guide” aimed at helping others overcome burnout and confidently return to the professional world. \nIn The End of Burnout\, author Jonathan Malesic draws on his own disillusionment during his teaching career to analyze the causes and cultural roots of burnout. He offers practical strategies for recovery. His perspective shows that burnout is not just a personal issue but a phenomenon shaped by societal and cultural expectations. \nMalesic argues that overemphasis on work disrupts the balance of life\, diminishing our well-being and sense of self-worth. He advocates redefining work’s role in our lives\, ensuring it does not become the sole source of meaning and fulfillment. \nThrough this discussion\, we aim to help participants rekindle their passion for work\, achieve a healthy work-life balance\, and inspire new ways of thinking about creating a culture where work is not the center of human existence. \n報名 To apply：https://www.accupass.com/eflow/ticket/2411140948404720936490?utm_campaign=accu_banner&utm_medium=home_north&utm_source=Web
URL:https://events.mcu.edu.tw/event/%e7%82%ba%e4%bb%80%e9%ba%bc%e5%81%9a%e8%87%aa%e5%b7%b1%e5%96%9c%e6%ad%a1%e7%9a%84%e5%b7%a5%e4%bd%9c%ef%bc%8c%e9%82%84%e6%98%af%e6%9c%83%e5%80%a6%e6%80%a0%ef%bc%9f%e3%80%8a%e5%b7%a5%e4%bd%9c%e6%8e%92/
LOCATION:現流冊店\, 大同區重慶北路二段70巷15號1樓\, 台北市\, Taiwan
CATEGORIES:ACCUPASS,游擊文化股份有限公司
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