Discussion on the Traditional Social Culture and Assets Preservation of Paiwanese - Take Majia Township as an Example

• Main Authors: BO, MEI-HUEI, 白美慧
• Other Authors: WU, GEN-MING
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2019
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/mgvx7x

碩士 === 國立屏東大學 === 社會發展學系碩士班 === 107 === 　　This study mainly focuses on the traditional social culture and asset preservation of Majia Township. We hope that through the collection and design interviews of various materials, we can explore changes in culture and demographic structure of Majia Township under the sinister environment of the implementation of alien policies and several migrations, and how can the Paiwanese regain the traditional cultural connotation under the new and old cultural environment? How to establish cultural dignity and give new definitions of "cultural assets" under controlled and threatened by multiple sovereignty (land, culture, language, law, human rights) in the rotation of political parties. This study explores: 1. Due to the high terrain, facing with insufficient the planting area, sinister weather and the various bans from the Japanese rule era to the National Government, resulting in the outflow of the population, and many traditional cultures were replaced. 2. Regaining the cultural connotation, now through the preservation of the government, the community and the school, combined with cultural characteristics to create another definition of culture in the township. 3. In recent years, because of the constant cultural controversy, representing it is necessary to special cultures need to be understood and recognized, and respect different ethnic groups and develop appropriate laws. 4. Culture is life. Encourage tribel young man to participate in cultural activities and learn the wisdom of the elderly from their lives. In this way, they can pass on traditional culture to future generations.