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International education and indigenous peoples : = Canadian students in Taiwan I 國際教育與原住民族:加拿大的學生在台灣
目次 : 36
作者 : Scott Simon and Amy Pei-jung Lee
簡介 :   
For over a decade, I have been doing research with Truku, Tkedaya, and Teuda people in Taiwan. I say doing
research with, rather than about, indigenous people, because my philosophy is that research is a collaborative effort
that includes the choice of topic, methods, collection of information and stories, and, to the extent possible, diffusion
of research results. Yet, a professor’s work is more than research. In fact, the most public part of our jobs is
teaching undergraduate students. This year, in spite of the great distance from Canada to Taiwan, I was able to fulfill
a long-held dream: to teach indigenous studies in Taiwan with the same indigenous knowledge holders who have
so generously nourished my research for so long.
目錄 :   
Part 1:Visit to an Amis Community

Générations,Connexions,Guérison(Alenandra Dufour) ........ 019

Une Fin de Semaine chez les Amis de la Baie de Jici
(Dalia Elena Tejeda Alix) ................................ 025

Land and Water,Past and Present(David Kornhauser) ........ 031

The Melody of Life(Inna Kandé) ........................... 037

Learning from the Amis(Jasmin Goldstein) ................. 041

Redeining Knowledge and Identity in Amis(Leah Quinlan) ... 047

Première Réflexion(Loïc Trottier-Le Bossé) ............... 053

Taiwanese Gastronomy(Madeleine McKay) .................... 059

Connecting to the Ocean: A Trip to the Amis Community
(Nicole Maylor) .......................................... 065

Tourism and the Impact on Natural Beauty:A Relective Essay
on the Amis Culture Excursion(Rebecca Stewart) ........... 071

Self-Determination and Land Claim Issues in Taiwan"
A Brief Relection(Sarah Bowles) .......................... 077

Reflective Essay on the Amis Village Trip(Selena Hoffman)..085

Le Premier Contact(Solveig Girard) ....................... 091

A Whole World of Meaning behind the Song without a Meaning
(Yusra Kabir) ............................................ 097

Part 2:Visit to a Truku Community

Un Arc-En-Ciel de Bonté(Alexandra Dufour) ................ 105

Un choix Déchirant Entre la Reconnaissance des Droits des

Autochtones Sur Leurs Terres Ancestrales et la Conservation

de la Nature(Dalia Elena Tejeda Alix) .................... 109

A People of the Mountains and of the Uphill Climb
(David Kornhauser) ....................................... 115

Finding Oneself(Inna Kandé) .............................. 121

Learning from the Truku(Jasmin Goldstein) ................ 125

The Sacred Mountain and the Spirituality of Nature
(Leah Quinlan) ........................................... 131

Deuxième Réflexion(Loïc Trottier-Le Bossé) ............... 137

Vulnerable Research (Madeleine Mckay) .................... 143

Gaining Strength from the Mountains(Nicole Maylor) ....... 149

A Reflective Essay on the Taroko Trip(Rebecca Stewart) ... 153

Access to Natural Resources and Hunting Rights for Truku
(Sarah Bowles) ........................................... 1a57

A Challenging Weekend with the Truku(Selena Girard) ...... 163

La Face Cachée de la Montagne(Solveig Girard) ............ 169

To be a Real Human Being:A Hike to the Skadang Village
(Yusra Kabir) ............................................ 175
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