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A Writing-Note on The Development White Book of Liberal Arts College NYCU—Shiang-Jang Tzeng

Paul Romer, the laureate of 2018 Nobel Prize in Economics, and Daron Acemoglu, the winner of 2005 Clark Prize (he is also the author of “ Why Nations Fail: Power, Wealth and Poverty ” and “ Power and Progress Power and Progress : Our Thousand-Year Struggle Over Technology and Prosperity ”) has always

The Infinity of 'Becoming'-based Modern Liberal Education－En-QI Li

In the year 2024, as the tidal wave of artificial intelligence (AI) sweeps across the globe, its capabilities for autonomous learning and evolution necessitate a reevaluation of the uniqueness and irreplaceability of various domains. Consequently, this paper, drawing an analogy between the concept of AI and the human learning process and integrating the discourses of the educational philosopher John Dewey, views education not as a static, KPI-driven knowledge injection plan but as a dynamic process. It proposes a 'becoming'-based approach to liberal education as a pathway to ad

Life of Medieval University Students—Cheng-Kuang, Hu

Law and Liberal Arts－Cheng, Yuan-Chung

"It is no surprise that so much legal scholarship and judicial analysis is unoriginal, unempirical, conventional, and unworldly, overwhelmingly verbal and argumentative (indeed, verbose and polemical), narrowly focused on doctrinal questions, mesmerized by the latest Supreme Court decisions, and preoccupied with minute and ephemeral distinctions

The Body in Orienteering－Wei, Feng-Min

The Necessities of Arts-Chen, I-Ping

Since the establishment of the Arts Center at the Chiao-Tung Campus in 2000, millions of dollars have been invested annually, and the Arts Center has been dedicated to providing a rich visual arts feast, exciting music concerts, and other types of performances for faculty and students. After the merger, the Arts Center further expanded its activities, organizing the traditional Jacaranda Creative Award injecting an artistic, musical, and literary atmosphere into the campus life of all members of NYCU.

Community and Peer Education Center (CPEC) has been established for a year and a half! – Yu-

Community and Peer Education Center (CPEC) has been established for a year and a half! Thanks to the invitation from the Liberal Arts column, I have the opportunity to reflect on and look forward to our achievements.

The End of Learning - Transcending Knowledge into Wisdom – Chen, I-Ping

Recently I was entrusted with a task – to contemplate the core competencies and basic qualities of students belonging to the Liberal Arts. This matter has been lingering in my mind, and subtly, it became linked with the recent Israeli-Palestinian conflict in the Middle East. I will attempt to elucidate the underlying logic of this connection within the constraints of limited space.