英文摘要 |
The Hakka, a minority ethnic group in Taiwan, has been "invisible" for many years until the Hakka Language Movement in 1988. Nowadays various Hakka ethnic media such as Hakka Television, Formosa Hakka Radio Station and Hakka Magazine are playing vital roles in constructing and maintaining the Hakka identifications in Taiwan. Based on the theories of framing analysis and ethnic identification, the current study employs the method of discourse analysis to examine the renowned "Hakka" Magazine's Editorials from 1990 to 2010. 55 editorials are selected and analyzed to delineate the media frames and identification discourses represented in the magazine. As a result, 12 macro-propositions are derived from the discourse analyses. Potential limitations of the current study and suggestions for future studies are discussed. |