| Summary: | 碩士 === 國立臺灣師範大學 === 地理學系 === 105 === Abstract
Ka-aluwan village, Taitung county, suffering from typhoon Morakot in 2009, It was under the long-term reconstruction including the village, Paiwan culture and the development of the village. It was a complicated relationship between the insider(villager or indigenous perspective) and the outsider(NGOs, government and the capital). It took long time to shape the landscape after typhoon Morakot since 2009.
Although the structuration theory could be the essential influence framework in whole research, such as the form of power and the space construction; however, it also emphasizes indigenous perspective and tribal subjectivity to reflect the needs of indigenous tribes or Ka-aluwan village, moreover, to rethink the land use, the daily life , and the lifestyles of villagers are suitable for modern society, homogenization, and the ways, perspectives of the governance which are not localized.
By featuring the governance, development, the perspectives of Han's culture and non- indigenous people to inspect the landscape of tribes are inappropriate, then it further forms the complications of the landscape construction in Ka-aluwan village after typhoon Morakot.
Furthermore, Ka-aluwan village established the cross region and new relationships between different areas by traditional Paiwan culture, lifestyles, social norms, cross-border cooperation, NGOs, also with the helps from outside actors such as government, capital, and NGOs. Moreover, By the social relationships (Ka-aluwan village leads the development) and the development strategies of tourism and the development in Ka-aluwan village after typhoon Morakot ,it ensure the profit comes to Ka-aluwan village. It will be the chance of Ka-aluwan village's development such as agriculture, tourism, handicrafts, and can form the diversity of landscapes in the village, culture(Paiwan), economics, society can be all developed, then reconstruct the spatial orders in Ka-aluwan village.
Key words: Ka-aluwan village, structuration theory, landscape after typhoon Morakot
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