英文摘要 |
This paper explores the conflicts between the tourism development of the government and the land-cultural issues among indigenous peoples from the aspects of historical process of the land and contemporary daily life among the indigenous peoples in eastern Taiwan. The tourism policy of the government toward the eastern Taiwan does not base on the indigenous peoples’ cultures but on a rhetorical discourse focuses on economic development. Therefore, indigenous peoples are not only far away from the tourism business but also facing the problems of land, environmental, and cultural issues, moreover, the indigenous peoples are forced to be marginalized continuously. Some indigenous people have been trying to develop the tourism in eastern Taiwan in these years to avoid being marginalized and land losing which need more information in the future, however, the key point is still the autonomy of land using on the indigenous traditional territory. |