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演講: Krisztina HOPPÁL
07 OCTOBER 25
IHP-EFEO 專題演講
講者:
Dr. Krisztina HOPPÁL
ELTE Roman World and the Far East Research Group,
Eötvös Loránd University Budapest, Hungary
講題:
Objects of Mediterranean Origin in Southeast Asia and China
主持人:
林圭偵教授 (中研院史語所副研究員)
日期:
2025年10月7日(週二)下午3:00
地點:
本所研究大樓703會議室
摘要 :
Concomitant to the intensification of archaeological research in Southeast Asia and China, the growing number of Mediterranean import objects discovered in these regions has attracted increasing scholarly attention. However, their social and cultural contexts have often been overlooked or misinterpreted. While objects of Mediterranean origin have traditionally been viewed primarily as trade indicators or exotic luxury goods, this presentation argues for a more nuanced approach that situates these artefacts within local and interregional cultural dynamics.By applying the theoretical framework of Reception Studies, this talk moves beyond traditional interpretations focused solely on trade or chronology. It highlights how these foreign objects were received, adapted, and recontextualized within local societies, reflecting diverse cultural interactions and exchanges. The presentation also addresses the limitations of relying heavily on written sources to understand East–West connections, emphasizing the independent and vital role of material culture in reconstructing ancient networks of exchange. Ultimately, this study contributes to a deeper understanding of cross-cultural processes along ancient trade routes, shedding light on the complex ways Mediterranean elements were integrated and transformed in East Asian contexts.
主辦單位:歷史語言研究所,法國遠東學院臺北中心
❈此為英文演講,自由入座,無需報名
演講
講者:
Dr. Krisztina HOPPÁL
ELTE Roman World and the Far East Research Group,
Eötvös Loránd University Budapest, Hungary
講題:
Objects of Mediterranean Origin in Southeast Asia and China
主持人:
林圭偵教授 (中研院史語所副研究員)
日期:
2025年10月7日(週二)下午3:00
地點:
本所研究大樓703會議室
摘要 :
Concomitant to the intensification of archaeological research in Southeast Asia and China, the growing number of Mediterranean import objects discovered in these regions has attracted increasing scholarly attention. However, their social and cultural contexts have often been overlooked or misinterpreted. While objects of Mediterranean origin have traditionally been viewed primarily as trade indicators or exotic luxury goods, this presentation argues for a more nuanced approach that situates these artefacts within local and interregional cultural dynamics.By applying the theoretical framework of Reception Studies, this talk moves beyond traditional interpretations focused solely on trade or chronology. It highlights how these foreign objects were received, adapted, and recontextualized within local societies, reflecting diverse cultural interactions and exchanges. The presentation also addresses the limitations of relying heavily on written sources to understand East–West connections, emphasizing the independent and vital role of material culture in reconstructing ancient networks of exchange. Ultimately, this study contributes to a deeper understanding of cross-cultural processes along ancient trade routes, shedding light on the complex ways Mediterranean elements were integrated and transformed in East Asian contexts.
主辦單位:歷史語言研究所,法國遠東學院臺北中心
❈此為英文演講,自由入座,無需報名
演講