英文摘要 |
Following the analysis of the language rights, language Acts, and language institutions, the essay employs theories of the constitution and administrative law and literature review, to explore the issues of the national language and regional language in Taiwan. The paper found that (1) The legal status of the National language can promote language rights and revive the ethnic languages; (2) The public signs of regional language can enhance language visibility and promote ethnic identity; and (3) The government should establish a dispute resolution framework as multi-regional languages which are implemented in the Hakka-indigenous complex administrative districts. |