英文摘要 |
Since 1895 Japanese gave indigenous people new educational institutions and activities, as well as imposed colonial modernity onto indigenous people's minds by education. For indigenous people, adapting Japanese education was a new experience. This paper aims to inquire what impacts the Japanese education with colonial modernity had brought on Taiwan indigenous peoples during Japanese colonial period, and how it had influenced the indigenous societies. At the same time when indigenous peoples were implanted colonial modernity by the Japanese colonial education, they were also evoked self-reflexivity in actions. That is, when indigenous peoples learned about Japanese colonial education, they also learned about modernity. Indigenous individuals acquired modern thoughts from schooling experiences, which were reflected by conceptualizations of modernity from those indigenous elites who accepted higher education. |