6. 人文跨学科｜用艺术思考失智照护

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第六期节目请到了Iris (在苏格兰做博士研究，主要研究艺术教育/素养和社会关怀，关注如何通过艺术活动促进长辈/高龄者心理健康，与此同时是艺术家，从事艺术活动，在美术馆工作)一起讨论了，她如何用艺术思考失智照护的多元、跨学科研究方法和经历。收听提示： 1. 多元研究背景，博士项目申请，文科转型跨学科趋势和案例 2. 设计工作坊技巧和心得，如何抛出有效的讨论问题？互动和沟通方式分享 3. 为什么关注照护工作者这个群体？照护者承受的多层压力，如何让他们的声音被听到？（非盈利组织）从研究中建立社群空间 4. 对未来照顾的多元想象：人工智能和人群看護的展望 - 在看护的过程中，有哪些是人工智能无法替代的？人工智能可能为看护带来哪些新的伦理问题，以及新的想象可能？ 5. 如何开展人文教育中，更多对于死亡等命题的讨论（在日常和学校场景里如何践行）？- 医学人文和临终关怀 6. 名词和术语，在不同语境中的使用，如何去污名化？提到的主要作品有：TYRA Talk 2025 藝術人文｜藝術作為社區關懷—多元宇宙論下的失智照顧方法與實踐 “对话哈佛教授凯博文：当我们和爱的人都在变老｜视频播客·新世相访谈” 背景乐：Death Cab for Cutie - Good Help (Is So Hard To Find) p.s. 本集仅保存一年期限。

9. The Farewell (2019) Should we tell people they are dying?

In This Episode: Should we tell people they are dying? In Lulu Wang’s film The Farewell (2019), Chinese-born, U.S.-raised Billi returns to Changchun, China after her family decides to “protect” her grandmother - Nainai - from her cancer diagnosis. They plan a wedding as a cover for a good-bye party. This story is “based on a true lie.” The question provoked by the film guides the discussion of Manaka (an active violinist, recitalist and composer based in Japan) and host Roya about: 1. Our first impression of the film and the casting: Awkwafina and her backgrounds 2. The film’s Chinese-American themes and the challenges of writing a script in two languages 3. The film is named “Don’t tell her” in Chinese, as well as the cultural context of hiding a cancer diagnosis from a loved one - the cultural differences between American and Chinese approaches to family and healthcare 4. The film’s portrayal of Nainai’s character. Did Nainai know? 5. The complex relationship between Billi and her immigrant mother; Billi’s in-between/fragmented identity 6. The film’s deeper message about the distinction between death and illness, and how society often conflates these concepts; the universal theme of saying goodbye to our loved ones 7. Birds as family messengers connecting Billi and Nainai 8. The ending, where it’s revealed that the real Nainai survived her diagnosis 9. Growing Asian American representation in media and its potential to challenge fixed national categories in the study of aging and intergenerational relationships. 10. The film’s musical elements * The major takeaway we want you to have from this podcast is: Manaka: I hope we can have a deeper understanding of The Farewell beyond its landmark as a film for Asian representation, and expand that understanding to more storytelling from different cultures as well. Roya: I hope we can better understand, and keep learning more about, the complex dynamics and emotional realities of intergenerational relationships in a transnational context. This film is a good example for thinking about this. Show notes: Manaka Matsumoto is an active violinist and recitalist based in Japan. She regularly premieres her own compositions in her recitals, arranges popular classical music to be performed by smaller ensembles in more intimate settings, and frequently collaborates with visual artists in live performances. Her mission as a classical music instrumentalist is to explore the possibilities of live performance culture, challenging conventions in repertoire, venue, and communication with the audience. A fun fact about the podcast: Totally coincidentally, Roya realized she had written a social media post exactly six years ago today—February 2, 2020—when she first watched the film (actually earlier than the time she mentioned in the podcast). In it, she wrote that she was moved to tears and that the film brought back sweet memories of her grandmother. It feels like another reminder of how life can seem almost magical or even fictional. Lulu Wang’s interview re. the script: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_taWSzIaBYg [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_taWSzIaBYg] Lulu Wang and the piano: https://variety.com/2019/film/features/the-farewell-lulu-wang-interview-awkwafina-1203285725/ [https://variety.com/2019/film/features/the-farewell-lulu-wang-interview-awkwafina-1203285725/] The Farewell Soundtrack: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OIV4HAz6n3M [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OIV4HAz6n3M] “Saying Goodbye to Your Roots in 'The Farewell'” by Quality Culture https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aK1oXZ-jCZQ [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aK1oXZ-jCZQ] “In Defense of Ignorance: What You Don’t know” by This American Life https://www.thisamericanlife.org/585/in-defense-of-ignorance/act-one-8 [https://www.thisamericanlife.org/585/in-defense-of-ignorance/act-one-8] Interview “From writer/director Lulu Wang and starring Awkwafina. “ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1B6JUzB6GbQ [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1B6JUzB6GbQ] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cE289akkxY8 [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cE289akkxY8] "Lies and Goodbyes" by Caroline Hensley https://medicalhealthhumanities.com/2025/11/10/lies-and-goodbyes-lulu-wangs-the-farewell-2019/ "The Farewell" by Santa Barbara International Film Festival: https://sbiff.org/the-farewell/

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6. 人文跨学科｜用艺术思考失智照护

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