英文摘要 |
This article tried to use the Protection Movement of the Brick Kilns in MiaoLi to be an example to explore the respective consensus mobilization process for actor of local cultural heritage preservation movement and Local Government in contemporary Taiwan situation. In this study , we adopt text analysis and interview to be research methods. We analyze 50 news reports , relative government documents and interview 13 participamts of the Protection Movement of Brick Kilins. For analyzing convenience , the whole protection movement of the Brick Kilns was divided into two different phase–before and after demolition. The results showed that before the demolition of the Kilns, the discourse framing of the association for the Protection Movement of the Brick Kilns was focused on the rarity of the Kiln, and call on government to establish the Kiln Museum of human ecology in order to create a win-win situation; then MioLi County Government stressed the Kiln is not a rare cultural heritage through Resolution of the of Cultural Heritage Committee, and the changes of urban planning process will seriously affect the “developmental” schedule of highspeed rail MiaoLi station. After demolition of the kiln, kiln Association’s discourse framed on the illegal and responsibility of the local and central government and appealed to reserve the underground flue pipes according their original place ; MioLi County Government stressed that they are the “administration according to law”, and moved the underground flue pipes to other place. In short, it is too emphasized the rational cognitive level and lacked of emotional level of discourse framing for the Kiln Association in mobilizing consensus to difficult to attract participants; and lack in interactive or combination of issues with local affair , resulting in the low sense of involvement for local people; in addition that kiln body was demolition too quickly by the MioLi County Government to react immediately, all of these were the reasons of failure for this cultural preservation movement. |