Education and Experience
Education and Experience
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Desmond Bo-Yuan Huang
Desmond Bo-Yuan Huang
黃柏源
黃柏源
Dr. Bo-Yuan Huang is an Associate Professor of English at National Chiayi University, Taiwan. He holds a PhD in English and Comparative Literary Studies from the University of Warwick, UK. His research interests span a wide range of fields, including Charles Lamb, age studies, medical humanities, mobility studies, and long eighteenth-century British literature. He has published in prestigious journals such as EurAmerica, The Wenshan Review, Review of English and American Literature, and Tamkang Review. Dr. Huang is also the Secretary-General of the Taiwan Shakespeare Association and a co-editor of 《浩蕩英華：長十八世紀的英國文藝與歷史》 (hao dang ying hua: British Literature, Art and History in the Long Eighteenth Century).
Education
Education
2007-2014, PhD in English and Comparative Literary Studies, University of Warwick, UK（英國華威大學英文暨比較文學博士）
2002-2005, MA in English, National Central University, Taiwan （國立中央大學英美所碩士）
1998-2002, BA in Department of Foreign Languages and Literature, National Chi-Nan Univeristy, Taiwan （國立暨南國際大學外文系學士）
Experience
Experience
202308-present Associate Professor, Department of Foreign Languages, National Chiayi University （國立嘉義大學外語系副教授）
202002-202307 Assistant Professor, Department of Foreign Languages, National Chiayi University（國立嘉義大學外語系助理教授）
201902-202001 Project-Based Assistant Professor, College of Liberal Arts, National Chung-Hsing University（國立中興大學文學院院聘專案助理教授）
201508-201801 Project-Based Lecturer, Language Teaching and Research Centre, National Chi Nan University（國立暨南國際大學語文教學研究中心專案講師）
201108-201507 Project-Based Lecturer, Chung-jen Junior College of Nursing, Health Sciences, and Management（崇仁醫護管理專科學校專案講師）
Research Interests
Research Interests
Charles Lamb, health humanities (age and ageing studies in particular), mobility studies, AI and literature
Charles Lamb專題、醫療人文（年齡與老年研究）、動能研究、AI與文學
Email: byhuang@mail.ncyu.edu.tw
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