by Kuan-Wei Wu | Nov 26, 2015 | The Ketagalan Project
The surface of the water is smoking hot. The air, filled with a sulfurous fragrance. Spa cottages scatter up and down the hills…
Welcome to Beitou (北投), the home of the Shaman, the ancestral lands of Austronesian and Han settlements.
by Kevin Hsu | Nov 14, 2015 | The Ketagalan Project
If Taiwan takes steps to improve governance while increasing representation in the government, it will remain an encouraging example to other democracies worldwide.
by Wen Shaw | Nov 11, 2015 | The Ketagalan Project
Flux, a 3D printer startup from Taiwan, is hard at work after their wildly successful Kickstarter campaign. What troubles are they facing now and how are they dealing with them?
by Kuan-Wei Wu | Oct 30, 2015 | The Ketagalan Project
The economic boom brought cultural and social movements, especially as modernism took hold in the early 20th century. The newfangled ideas that were widely spread in the parlors of Paris, the salons of New York, and the cafés of Vienna made their way with cargo ships to Dadaocheng.
by William Yang | Sep 10, 2015 | The Ketagalan Project
This summer’s Anti-Revision protests by high school students was another watershed in Taiwan’s history. How did it affect the students? What is their story?
by Betty Wang | Aug 27, 2015 | The Ketagalan Project
盧道長和「異物」都開始去掀開對於愛情、性、社會福祉、與平等的含義的不同觀點。即使一位從古代傳統民俗的角度,而另外一邊則是從商業的角度出發,他們都試著去增加台灣人對於如何看待性、以及對於性的看法的對話。