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46 The Chiang Ching-kuo Foundation 2010-2011 Annual Report 47 2. Bruce Rusk Cornell University “The Maintenance of Knowledge: Cultures of Preservation in Early Modern Eurasia” Grant amount: US$4,000 Grant period: 1 year 3. Ann Waltner University of Minnesota “Matteo Ricci: His Map and Music” Grant amount: US$25,000 Grant period: 1 year 4. Hsin-Yang Wu North American Taiwan Studies Association “The Seventeenth Annual Conference of the North American Taiwan Studies Association (NATSA 2011): The Trajectory of Taiwan in a Global Context” Grant amount: US$25,000 Grant period: 1 year 5. Clayton Dube University of Southern California “ECFA at One: The Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement’s First Year” Grant amount: US$25,000 Grant period: 1 year C. Subsidies for Publication 1. Anne Routon Columbia University Press “Protest with Chinese Characteristics: Modernity and Popular Politics in Mid-Qing China, 1740- 1839”, by Ho-fung Hung Grant amount: US$5,000 Grant period: 10 months 2. David W. Morrow University of Chicago Press “The Journey to the West, vols. 1-4, Revised Edition”, translated by Anthony C. Yu Grant amount: US$5,000 Grant period: 2 years 3. Emily Andrew University of British Columbia Press “Educational Reform and Village Society in a Northeast China County, 1904-31”, by Elizabeth VanderVen Grant amount: US$5,000 Grant period: 1 year 7 months 4. Wen-hsin Yeh University of California at Berkeley “Pure and Remote’ - A Lecture Series on Early Chinese Painting”, by James Cahill Grant amount: US$5,000 Grant period: 8 months 5. Stephen A. Cohn Duke University Press “Creativity and its Discontents: Critical Implications of China’s Intellectual Property Rights Offenses”, by Laikwan Pang Grant amount: US$5,000 Grant period: 1 year 6. Jennifer Crewe Columbia University Press “Shi Zi: China’s First Syncretist”, translated and edited by Paul Fischer Grant amount: US$5,000 Grant period: 1 year 7. Jennifer Crewe Columbia University Press “Nineteen Lectures on Chinese Philosophy and Its Implications Mou Zongsan”, translated by Julie Lee Wei Grant amount: US$5,000 Grant period: 1 year 8. William M. Hammell Harvard University Asia Center “Picturing the True Form: Daoist Visual Culture in Medieval China”, by Shih-shan Susan Huang Grant amount: US$5,000 Grant period: 1 year 9. Anne Routon Columbia University Press “Rivers of Time: A Cultural History of China”, by Cho-yun Hsu, translated by Timothy D. Baker, Jr. and Michael S. Duke Grant amount: US$5,000 Grant period: 1 year
48 The Chiang Ching-kuo Foundation 2010-2011 Annual Report 49 D. Scholar Grants (a) Scholar Grants 1. Sylvia Li-chun Lin University of Notre Dame “Mediating the Past and the Present: Historical Documentary Films from Taiwan” Grant amount: US$21,000 Grant period: 1 year 2. Amy McNair University of Kansas “Catalogue of the Imperial Painting Collection in the Proclaiming Harmony Era: An Annotated Translation of Xuanhe Huapu 宣和畫譜 ” Grant amount: US$35,000 Grant period: 1 year 3. Yan Sun Gettysburg College “Constructing Ancient China: Identity and Power in the Western Zhou” Grant amount: US$20,000 Grant period: 1 month 4. Hui-Ching Chang University of Illinois at Chicago “Naming China: Language, Politics, and Taiwanese Identity” Grant amount: US$24,000 Grant period: 10 months 5. Tong Soon Lee Emory University “Cultural Hybridity, Multiculturalism and the Nation-state: Musical Practices of the Peranakan Chinese in Singapore” Grant amount: US$20,000 Grant period: 9 months 6. Bettine Birge University of Southern California “Marriage, Law, and Social Order in the Age of Khubilai Khan: Together with an Annotated Translation of Marriage Cases from the Yuan Dianzhang (Statutes and Precedents of the Yuan Dynasty, 1322)” Grant amount: US$30,000 Grant period: 1 year 7. Chi-chiang Huang Hobart and William Smith Colleges “The Buddhist Family Named Shi: The Elite Family’s Patronage of Buddhism in the Southern Song (a book-length monograph)” Grant amount: US$19,650 Grant period: 3 months (b) Junior Scholar Grants 1. Elaine M. Liu University of Houston “The Impact of Family Size on Risk Sharing among Migrant Workers in China” Grant amount: US$28,500 Grant period: 10 months 2. Lei-Shih Chen Texas A&M University “Knowledge, Attitudes, and Intentions Regarding Advanced Reproductive Genetic Testing among Parents of Children with Disabilities in Taiwan” Grant amount: US$30,000 Grant period: 1 year 3. David Mozina University of North Carolina at Charlotte “Quelling the Divine: The Performance of a Talisman in Contemporary Daoist Thunder Ritual” Grant amount: US$22,500 Grant period: 1 year and 1 month E. Dissertation Fellowships for ROC Students Abroad 1. Chia-Ying Shih University of Washington “Acerbic Exhortation: Modern Chinese Satirical Fiction in the Wartime (1937-1945) Chongqing” Grant amount: US$15,000 Grant period: 1 year 2. Hsin-Chieh Li University of California at Irvine “Subject as a Question: An Interpretive Reading of Winds and the Moon 風月報 , a Popular Magazine in Colonial Taiwan, 1937-1944” Grant amount: US$15,000 Grant period: 1 year
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