A Study of the Revitalization of Indigenous People Annual Rituals in Taiwan
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.22161/jhed.5.3.3Abstract
Over the past 400 years, Taiwan's indigenous people annual rituals have been lost due to the assimilation of foreign regimes and the influence of modern urbanization. However, under the influence of modern social life style and political power, the annual rituals became performance and lost their original significance. But also because of its regeneration, the culture of Taiwan's indigenous people has been revitalized, and has the role of identity and continuity. However, because of the restoration of the annual rituals, the culture of the aborigines has been revitalized, and the role of recognition and continuity has been generated in Taiwan.
Downloads
References
Lin, Y. T. Kanakanavu rituals and the reconstruction of ethnic community, Journal of Chinese Ritual, Theatre & Folklore, 193, 2016, 63-128.
Liao, Z. J. A research of the background, ritual process, and development status of Taiwanese aboriginal traditional sports – Take Bunun Ma-naq-Tainga as an example, Master Thesis, National Taipei University, 2019.
Hu, T. L. Cultural performance and Taiwan aborigines. Taipei: Lianjing Publishing Company, 2003, 279-283.
Lamuran, S., & Vayayana, T. Tao traditional ecological knowledge and its value for sustainability. Journal of Geographical Research, 65, 2016, 143-167.
Chang, H. M., Lin, C. H., & Chuang, Y.W. Study on sustainable development strategy of indigenous tribal tourism. E3S Web of Conferences, 257, 2021, 03045.
Lai, Q. Y. The beauty and sorrow of the Lukai aristocrats of the Wutai tribe-A study of the changes in the power status of the Lukai aristocrats, Unpublished Master Thesis, National Dong Hwa University, 2008.
Sun, D. C. A holy returning-the current state and revival of Taiwanese aboriginal ceremonial rites, Performing Art Journal, 11, 2005, 253-268.
Iskaft, Yohani. The awakening and rejuvenation of indigenous peoples. Taipei: Vanguard Publishing House, 2002.
Lin, C. Y. The study on cultural industry-For the north Amis' custom, Journal of Dahan Institute of Technology, 22, 2007, 135-153.
Lin, Y. T. Revitalization of Miatungusu and representation of ethnic identity: A case study of the Hla’alua in Tauyuan Hsing (1993-2003). Taiwan Journal of Literature and History, 2, 2010, 103-143.
Yang, J. H. The reconstruction of the intangible cultural heritage of the Sakizaya. Taiwan Indigenous Studies Quarterly, 3(4), 2010, 34-43.
Chen, M. C. A Study on the Cultural Identity of Kalalisiya in Taromak Tribe Residents. Unpublished Master Thesis, National Taitung University, 2018.
Huang, D. S. Taiwan Festival. Taipei: Hiking Culture, 2003.
Wang M. J. Community Associations and Cultural Revitalization - Taking the Dona Black Rice Festival as an Example. Kaohsiung Literature, 5(1), 2014, 39-62.
Wen, S. C. Cultural Exchange on South Island with Indigenous Tribes in Taiwan as the Main Body-Taking the Taromak Tribe in Taitung as an Example. Unpublished Master Thesis, National Taitung University, 2015.
Wang, J. H. Truku ritual and ritual narrative research. Unpublished Doctoral Dissertation, National Dong Hwa University, 2018.
Downloads
Published
Issue
Section
License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.
