英文摘要 |
Cultural policy in Taiwan has been paid little attention before 1970. Due to the chronic preference for economic development on policies, cultural services have been barely discussed. This article will begin with the introduction of cultural policies and cultural allowances. Civil cultural right was first put forth by the policy of Ministry of Culture. This article will make a further discussion on the legal ground of civil cultural right, and then analyze its substantial content. Since many related terms remain unclear in cultural studies, such as cultural right, fundamental right of culture, citizenship and so on, this article will offer a criterion of classification as well. The guarantee of civil cultural right depends on the way government allocates cultural allowances. Therefore, this article will review the reform of cultural allowances of National Culture and Arts Foundation (NCAF). The NCAF’s form of organization will be discussed, as well as the question whether the allocation of cultural allowances should apply the principle of legal reservation or not. Generally speaking, cultural development in Taiwan overvalues the cultural and creative industries, which has high economic value. The recent list of directors shows unfortunately the same tendency. This article hopes to emphasize the national obligation to follow Principle of Culturally Diversified State, and to bring the purpose of cultural development back to the guarantee of civil cultural right. |