| 英文摘要 |
The essay attempts to unpack the history of aboriginal educational discourses via the lens of Michel Foucault’s idea of“history of the present.”The first section, through the discussions of the decentering of the subject, dynamic discursive space and discontinuous notion of temporality, is to map out the referential domain of system of reason that underscores the history of the present and through which the techniques of subject formation and the excluded otherness are excavated. Next, the three dimensions of“Sinicization education”,“multicultural education”and“pedagogy based on social restructuring model”are examined to discuss the aboriginal educational discourses from postwar period to the present. This essay considers educational discourses as“converting ordinance”, examining the processes the ideas of Sinicization education and multicultural education discourses were collected, that were partially transformed and incorporated in the contemporary aboriginal educational discourses. As such, the approach to history of the present destabilize the grounds upon which evolutionary histories has been written. It is through examining the grid of practices in which subjects of schooling were perceived and talked of that the foundations of the present are critically inquired. It, therefore, opens up educational change by not prescribing it. |