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Courses currently taught at the University of Zürich

• 2019 Doctoral Dissertation: Lao Sze-kwangs kulturtheoretische Schriften im transkulturellen Kontext
• 2013-2014, Visiting scholar, Chinese University of Hong Kong
• 1997-1998, Chinese University of Hong Kong. Visiting Scholar, Yale in China Language Center and Institute of Chinese Studies.
• 1992-1996, University of Zurich, lic. phil. I: Chinese Studies (major), English Literature (minor), Economy (minor).
• 1990-1992, Taiwan Normal University, Taibei, Center  for Chinese Language and Cultural Studies. Grants from Kanton Aargau for Academic Exchange.
• 1989-1990, University of Zurich, undergraduate Program in Chinese Studies (major), English Literature, Economy (minors).

• Since 2005, Lecturer  (Wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin), Institute of  East Asian Studies, University of Zurich.
• 2000-2005, Assistant, Institute of  East Asian Studies, University of Zurich.

• Introduction to Chinese Studies.
• History of Ideas of China, Taiwan, Hong Kong.
• Intellectual History of China.
• Chinese (traditional) ethics in a global context

• History of Ideas in China, Taiwan, and Hong Kong since the 19th Century.
• Chinese (traditional) ethics in a global context

Knüsel Adamec, Brigit. Lao Sze-kwangs kulturtheoretische Schriften im transkulturellen Kontext. Diss phil. University of Zurich, 2021.

Knüsel Adamec, Brigit. „Negotiating Liberal Values under Colonialism: Hong Kong as ‚Free China’“, in: Interventions. International Journal of Postcolonial Studies: Special Issue in Hong Kong Connections across the Sinosphere, 20, 8 (2018), S. 1171–1187.

Fröhlich, Thomas, Knüsel Adamec, Brigit (Eds.). Chinese Reflections on the Exile Experience after 1949. Oriens Extremus, 52 (2013).

Fröhlich, Thomas, Knüsel Adamec, Brigit. "Exilic Signifiers in 20th Century China: 1898, 1949, 1989". Oriens Extremus, 52 (2013), 3-18.

Knüsel Adamec, Brigit. “In Exile: Lao Sze-kwang on Cultural Reconstruction”. Oriens Extremus, 52 (2013), 83-104.

Translation

“In aller Eile zur Stadt am Wasser”. In: Raoul D. Findeisen, Thomas Fröhlich and Robert H. Gassmann (ed.). Chinesische Reisen in der Schweiz. Aus dem “Garten Europas”. Zürich: Neue Zürcher Zeitung Verlag, 2000, S. 91-99.

Presentations

16.–17. September 2016. International Conference: „Many Different Shores: Hong Kong Connections across the South-/East Asian Sinosphere“. University of Zürich: “Hong Kong as ‘Free China’: Negotiating liberal values under colonialism”.

11- 14. 08. 2005: International Conference: Chinese Diasporic and Exile Experience. University of Zurich: “Lao Siguang (Lao Sze-kwang) on Cultural Reconstruction”.

09. 11.2004: Sinologisches Kolloquium der Universität Zürich: “Texte aus dem Hongkonger Exil”.

20.-24. September 2004: 29. Orientalistentag, Halle: „Ausgewählte Texte zu einer kulturellen Rekonstruktion im Exil“.

2.6.2004 – 5.6.2004: 4. Schweizerische Nachwuchstagung der Asienwissenschaften Cartigny: Tradition, Bruch, Moderne in den Kulturen Asiens: Probleme und Diskurse. „Überlegungen zur terminologischen Vermittlung zwischen traditioneller und moderner Kultur“.

4.11. 2001: Sinologisches Kolloquium der Universität Zürich: „Hongkonger Geschichtsschreibung und das Exil als Umfeld für Intellektuelle“.

Conference

International Conference on Civil Society in Taiwan and Hong Kong: Looking back and Reaching out, 7.-8.6.2015.

International Conference on Chinese Diasporic and Exile Experience. University of Zurich, Institut of  East Asian Studies, 11.-14.08.2005.