英文摘要 |
This paper aims at reducing the implications of lifelong learning from the case study of the Homemaker’s Union and Foundation. It is one of the most active non¬governmental organizations in Taiwan. Its praxis embodies the dialectical characteristics of the postmodern and the global era, such as non-conventionality, non-domination, non-officiality, and non-feminist feminism, etc. These characteristics demonstrate the potentiality to resistance and to liberation. The most important point is that it presents the model of informal lifelong learning under globalization. |