Mgr. Táňa Dluhošová, Ph.D.

• History and culture of Taiwan
• Taiwan literature
• Chinese literature
• Sociology of Literature

• Early post-war Taiwan literature
• Ideology and language
• Digital Humanities, development of TBIO (biographical database of Taiwanese elites)

• 2005 - 2013: Ph.D. programme, Charles University in Prague, Field: Theories and history of Asian and African Literatures
• Dissertation thesis: Literary Field and Literature in Early Post–war Period Táiwān (1945–1949)
• 1998- 2005: MA programme, Charles University in Prague, Major: sinology 
• MA thesis: The Theme of Identity in Bai Xianyong's Short-stories

• 2015-2017, 2019 Oriental Institute Research Center in Taiwan, Academia Sinica: Director
• 2013 –  Oriental Institute of the Czech Academy of Sciences: Research Fellow (from 2014 the editor in chief of Archiv orientální)
• 2009 –  Center for Chinese Studies, Faculty of Arts, Masaryk University: Assistant Lecturer and Assistant Professor
• 05/2009-12/2010 Center for the Study of China and Japan Religions, Department for the Study of Religions, Faculty of Arts, Masaryk University, Project manager; Financial manager (May 2009 - December 2010)
• 2005 – 2008 Chiang Ching-kuo International Sinological Centre, (Charles University in Prague): Assistant

• 2021 A member of the jury for the International Convention of Asian Scholars, International Book Prize (Chinese edition)
• 2020 Professorial Fellowship at Leiden University, Chair of Taiwan Studies
•  2004– member of the European Association of Taiwan Studies (2005–2012; 2021– a member of the executive board)

• 2011  2nd prize in the Young Scholar Award granted by the European Association of Taiwan Studies for the article: Taiwan funü in the Early Post-War Period (1945–1949) Literary Field
• 2012  Annual Prize of French-Taiwanese Cultural Foundation of the French Académie des sciences morales et politiques as a recognition of efforts for a better understanding of Taiwan in Central and Eastern Europe

• 07/2020–06/2022    Persistence of Elite Families and Transformation of Prestige in Taiwan: A Diachronic Perspective, A project funded by Chiang Ching-kup Foundation for International Scholarly Exchange to develop a historic-sociological approach to the study of Taiwanese elites
• 01/2017–12/2019   Concepts in Contexts: A Corpus-based Approach to Literary Field in Early Post-war Taiwan and its Application to the Sociology of Literature, A bilateral grant by Grant Agency of the Czech Republic and Ministry for Science and Technology (Taiwan R.O.C.)
• 01/2015–   Power and Strategies of Social and Political Order, Institutional grant provided by the Czech Academy of Sciences, Project Coordinator
• 01/2014-12/2015 PPP bilateral project between the Czech Academy of Sciences and National Science Foundation (Taiwan, R.O.C.) Ideology and Language: A Corpus of Early Post-War Taiwanese Writing 
• 08/2013 -07/2014  "Interactive Learning and Transnational Teaching: Taiwan Studies in Multi Media Application" 教育部補助大專校院推動臺灣研究國際學術合作交流計畫 Project in cooperation with the International Taiwan Studies Center (ITSC) at National Taiwan Normal University; sponsored by the Ministry of Education of Taiwan (R.O.C)
• 01/2013 -12/2013 FRVŠ E-Learning Support for Introduction to the Study, Project funded by the Czech Ministry of Education, University Development Fund
• 01/2011-12/2011 FRVŠ E-learning support (Center for Chinese Cultures): History of Chinese Literature - Innovation, Project funded by the Czech Ministry of Education, University Development Fund
• 11/2010-10/2013 Innovation of Chinese Philology at Palacky University in Olomouc, with the Emphasis on the Practical Education(CZ.1.07/2.2.00/15.0289) Project funded by the Czech Ministry of Education and the European Structural Funds - coordinator for the partner of the project
• 06/2009-05/2010 Study of Religions Programme Innovation at Masaryk University with special regard to the Culture of China and Japan (CZ.1.07/2.2.00/07.0032) Project funded by the Czech Ministry of Education and the European Structural Funds - project manager
• 07/2007-06/2008 Forming Identities in Chinese Cultural Sphere in the 20th Century, Project funded by Chiang Ching-kuo Foundation Intrenational Sinological Center (Charles University in Prague)

• 2012  Taiwan Fellowship established by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) of the Republic of China (Taiwan). Project: Literary Field and Taiwan Literature in the Early Post-War Period
• 2008–2009 Fellowship of the Taiwanese Ministry of Education: The Talent Cultivation Project of Taiwanese Literature, History and Art in Globalization (National Chengchi University, Taiwan)
• 2003- 2004 Exchange student fellowship, Faculty of Chinese Studies, Tamkang University, Taiwan
• 2000-2001 Chinese language training, Beijing Shifan Daxue, Peoples’ Republic of China

Conferences

• Apr 15–17, 2021. The 18th Annual Conference of the European Association of Taiwan Studies: “Taiwan in Transition” (Masaryk University, Brno; online), Presentation: Society in Transition––Re-classification of Taiwanese Elite Families and the Importance of Less-known Families
• March 10–12, 2021  Biennial DGA conference: “Transnational Asian Studies — Multi-Level Dynamics of Identity Formation and Institution Building” (Duisburg and Bochum; online), presentation: Social Mobility of (Political) Elites During and After the Authoritarian Rule
• Nov 10–12, 2020. Political and Administrative Elites in Europe. Theory and Practice in Historical Perspective (Charles University in Prague & Masaryk Institute and Archives of the Czech Academy of Sciences; online), Presentation: Taiwan Biographical Ontology (TBIO database) and the study of Taiwanese elite families
• June 3–5, 2020 DH Benelux 2020 – Online (Leiden University), Presentation: Concepts in Contexts: Lexical Features and Semantic Networks of Ideologies in Taiwan (1945–49)”— Collaboration and Challenges in DH Research, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.3872122, Co-author: Alvin C. H. Chen
• Dec 3–6, 2019 Digital Archives and Digital Humanities (National Taiwan Normal University, Taiwan). Presentation: Portfolios of Prestige: Digital Humanities Perspectives on the Study of Taiwanese Elites Poster: Introduction to TBIO
• Oct 28–Nov 1, 2019 International Workshop for Professional Librarians (National Central Library, Taiwan). Presentation: Taiwan Biographical Ontology (TBIO) and the Study of Taiwanese Elites
• Oct 19, 2019 Annual Conference of the Association of Taiwanese Literature Studies, National Tsinghua University. Presentation: 繪制台灣戰後初期概念發展以及意識形態群體之地圖 (Mapping Conceptual Development and Ideological Camps in the Early Post-war Taiwan) Co-author: Alvin C. H. Chen
• Jul 15–19, 2019 International Convention of Asian Scholars ICAS (IIAS and Leiden University, The Netherlands). Presentation: Dynamics of Intermarriage and Prestige Portfolios of Taiwanese Elites (1895–1947)
• Jul 15–19, 2019 International Convention of Asian Scholars ICAS (IIAS and Leiden University, The Netherlands). Presentation: Mapping Conceptual Development and Ideological Camps in the Early Post-war Taiwan: Combining Semantic Network Analysis and Social Network Analysis Perspectives. Co-author: Alvin C. H. Chen
• Nov 29–Dec 1, 2017  Digital Archives and Digital Humanities 2017 (National Chengchi University, Taipei). Paper: Taiwan Biographical Ontology (TBIO): A Working Annotation Scheme for Biographical Information Extraction. Co-presenter with Alvin. C. H. Chen
• Augt 5–6, 2017  轉折的時代—40、50年代之交的漢語文學 Sinophone Literature in Transitional Era of the 1940s and 1950s (Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Beijing, PRC) Paper: 從數位人文談臺灣文學史的「斷裂」及「連接」: 以（1940-53）為案例 (Ruptures and Continuities of Taiwanese Literature from the Perspective of Digital Humanities: example of 1940-1953)
• Nov 8- 9, 2013 7th Annual Conference of Czech and Slovak Sinologists (Komenský University, Bratislava, Slovakia) Paper: História – historická próza – fikcia: poviedky Ye Shitaoa v 40. a 50. rokoch
• Jul 30-31, 2013 The 12th International Junior Scholar Conference: Sinophone Literature and Cinema (National Chung-hsing University, Taiwan) Paper: Sinophone, Chinese, and Taiwan Literature in Europe
• Jun 21 – 22, 2013 The 19th Annual Conference of the North American Association of Taiwan Studies (University of California, Santa Barbara, USA) Paper: How to Reconstruct a Literary Field: The Case of Early Post-war Literature in Taiwan
• May, 2-4, 2013 The 10th Conference of the European Association of Taiwan Studies (University of Lyon, France). Paper: Europeans in Taiwan: 17 century in the post-war literary writings