臺灣文學系

Arts & Humanities

1. Taiwanese 69%
2. Taiwan 64%
3. Drama 19%
4. Cultural Hybridity 17%
5. Hegemony 16%
6. Cultural Ambassador 15%
7. Chiang Kai-shek 15%
8. Speech Recognition 15%
9. Indigenism 14%
10. Politics of Translation 14%
11. Viet Nam 14%
12. Language Attitudes 13%
13. Language 13%
14. Gender Performance 13%
15. Chineseness 13%
16. Language Politics 12%
17. Heterotopia 12%
18. Masculinity 11%
19. Postcolonialism 10%
20. Orthographic 10%
21. Nationalism 10%
22. Aesthetics 9%
23. Post-war Period 9%
24. Signification 9%
25. Orthography 9%
26. Literacy 9%
27. Chinese Traditional Culture 8%
28. Discourse 8%
29. World Wide Web 8%
30. Fantasy 7%
31. Global Capitalism 7%
32. Waves 7%
33. National Language 7%
34. Hybridity 6%
35. Ambivalence 6%
36. China 5%
37. Korea 5%
38. Nation-state 5%
39. Mikhail Bakhtin 5%

Social Sciences

1. Taiwan 100%
2. politics 31%
3. discourse 31%
4. drama 26%
5. nationalism 19%
6. gender 15%
7. Vietnam 15%
8. orthography 15%
9. national identity 13%
10. rap 12%
11. China 12%
12. hegemony 12%
13. Internet 11%
14. narrative 11%
15. love 11%
16. diplomat 10%
17. masculinity 9%
18. Gender equality 9%
19. globalization 9%
20. feminism 9%
21. facebook 8%
22. aesthetics 8%
23. civil society 7%
24. Korea 7%
25. ideology 7%
26. social network 7%
27. marriage 7%
28. president 6%
29. news 6%
30. election 6%
31. literacy 6%
32. Japan 6%
33. femininity 6%
34. consumption function 5%
35. legalization 5%
36. citizenship 5%
37. performance 5%
38. event 5%