Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ting-Yu Wang 

2018  “House”, Illusion or Illumination?: The Social Organization and Language of Sichuan rGyalrong Tibetan. Ph.D. dissertation, Institute of Anthropology, National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan.

2007  卓克基嘉戎藏人的「家」與親屬。國立清華大學人類學研究所碩士論文。 

2020  Rustic, Fancy, or Authentic? A New Perspective on the Minority and Ethnic Clothing on the Fashion Show Runway. Journal of Chinese Ritual, Theatre and Folklore 210: 105-143. (Co-author)

2016  From West to East: Rethinking Social Organization and Kinship studies in the Tibetan Himalayas through a Comparison between Sherpas and rGyalrongs. Taiwan Journal of Anthropology 14(2):95-144。

2012  The House, the State and Changes: The Modernity of Sichuan rGyalrong Tibetans. In Modalities of Change: The Interface of Tradition and Modernity in East Asia. James Wilkerson and Robert Parkin, eds. Pp. 21-36. New York: Berghahn Books.

2020        Family, Alliance and Inheritance: The Local Politics and Family of rGyalrong Tibetan Native Official in Situ Area of Sichuan. Paper presented in International Colloquium on Tibetan Buddhism-- Benefitting Sentient Beings through Re-embodiment: The Development of the Tulku-recognizing System since the 17th Century, National Palace Museum, Taipei, December 16-17.

2020        From the Ringu to Sadako: Preliminary Perspective of Material Culture on Japanese Horror Movies. Paper presented in Annual Meeting of Taiwan Association for Religious Studies, National Cheng Kung University, Tainan, October 16-17.

2020        One Emperor, Three Religions: Discussion on Qing Empire’s Multi-Religion Governance from Emperor Qianlong’s Portrait. Paper presented in Multi-Religion and Sign Vehicle Conference, Institute of Ethnology, Academia Sinica, Taipei, March 19-20.       

2019        Closeness, Intimacy, and Kinship among the Situ rGyalrong in Northwest Sichuan. Paper presented in the “Kinship by choice and Friendship by preference: Intimacy and interaction in the Sino-Tibetan Borderland ” panel, co-organized by Wang Tingyu and Eveline Bingaman, at the 15th Seminar of the International Association for Tibetan Studies, École Pratique des Hautes Études, Paris, July 7-13.

2017        History as a Mirror: Understanding Contemporary rGyalrong Society through their History of Interaction with the Chinese Empire. Paper presented in the “Reciprocity and Interaction between the Chinese State and its Borderlands Part I: Policy and People” panel, co-organized by Wang Tingyu and Eveline Bingaman, at the 10th International Convention of Asia Scholars, Chiang Mai University, Chiang Mai, July 20-23.

2016        Picking Up My Bones: The Kinship Terminology and the Idea of Flesh and Bone of Situ rGyalrong Tibetan in Northwest Sichuan. Paper presented in the “Kinship, Social Organization and History in Tibet and Its Borderlands: Toward New Engagement with Anthropology Theory” panel, co-organized by Wang Tingyu, Jonathan Samuels, and Reinier Langelaar, at the 14th Seminar of the International Association for Tibetan Studies, University of Bergen, Bergen, May 19-25.