英文摘要 |
The current researches on Taiwan Indigenous Literature are mostlyfrom the perspective of minority writing back to observe the main stream.However, in this way the spiritual tradition in the indigenous culture isoften ignored. Via the concept of “space” and “spiritual tradition”, thispaper analyzes Miperepereper I Kalevelevan Aza Aris , written by femaleindigenous writer, Dadelavan Ibau, approaching to the space metaphor ofmyth, women and colonialism, and the system of medium's bodily signsby which the group memory is reminded. Further, the comprehensivespirit and ceremonial writing in the text derive a different point of viewfrom the worldviews of the Han people, their material culture and theinterpretation of history. Regarded as a symbol of the indigenous groups,the spirit-oriented culture, through the complement and support of thepast and present, will have a critical position in the study of the TaiwanIndigenous Literature. |