英文摘要 |
We both know that historical materials are an important cornerstone in historical research, but there has a special case in Hakka research. When Taiwan launched Hakka research after the war, the term 'Hakka' has lately been formed, but the concept of 'Hakka' has had a long history of the Central Plains moving to the south. However, as the research deepens, researchers could not find the term 'Hakka' in historical materials, so they began to reflect on what Hakka was, and then re-recognized Hakka. This process witnesses the real process cycling from? the social history of the edge theory, to construction theory in the historiography. Those theories of ethnic origins cannot be directly regarded as historical facts. They mustreturn to the context of time and space, clarify the process of their formation, and then they can move a little close to historical facts. Therefore, take Hakka research as an example. I consider that in addition to the importance attached to historical materials, it is necessary to communicate with other disciplines in order to explore a more genuine/authentic Hakka history. |