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Division of Humanities

Division of Humanities

Korean War Prisoners Oral History Interview Transcription
Supervisor: CHANG David Cheng / HUMA
Student: LEE Wing Tung / ECON Course: UROP1100, Fall

The paper aims to provide a clear and simple review to the UROP project, Korean War Prisoners Oral History Interview
Transcription. The project focuses on the transcription of two rounds of oral history interviews with Korean War Prisoner,
Mr. GAO Wenjun, conducted by Prof. David C. Chang in April and August 2013. This paper consists of five parts, targeting
to provide readers a thorough picture to the project required tasks with the methodology, project schedule, challenges
faced, and skills developed.

Representation of Sacred Landscapes
Supervisor: FU Li-tsui / HUMA Co-Supervisor: KWONG Anna Y N / HUMA
CABOARA Marco / LIB
Student: LAW Ka Yin / ECON Course: UROP1000, Summer

Apart from religious paintings depicting the biblical figures, representations of Jerusalem landscape, including ancient
maps, artwork and architecture, did also play a key role in tracing the development of Christianity in the Middle Ages as
features of representations of landscape changed in the 4 periods of the Middle Ages. Representations of Jerusalem
landscape in different periods reveal the impact of Christianity in different period at the same time served as a tool to
help developing Christianity. Proving with different forms of representations of Jerusalem landscape, the development
of Christianity before Renaissance was fluctuated yet the influence of Christianity was increasing gradually, leading to its
great impact on the Renaissance artwork and the whole world religiously in the future.

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