英文摘要 |
"The Penghu people's mode of life evolved or branched over generations. The fisheries and residential areas in the living environment are already the changing yet integral living spaces of the island. The sea is an important lifeline of Penghu, especially for the residents relying on sustainable living. However, the sea not only is a natural ecosystem, but also changes in time and space. There is an important relationship between the local life and the people and animals and includes the local knowledge of the use of land resources and living environment. Whether it is of the living environment of the sea or household, people's living memory influences the formation of the space-time background. Through the life knowledge of the sea, the people experienced all four seasons and created the view of living alone in the environment. People's interactions with their homes have opened up interpretations of living spaces. Each memory of growing up constructs an important part of the life wisdom of families. Hierarchical ethics, child toys, and behavior models are all the results of the interdependence between people and their homes. This paper describes Penghu people's various hierarchical relationships with the life field from three orientations. One orientation is the sea life environment. The people of Penghu take the sea as the source of life. In response to the needs of daily life, the sea perspective has formed a life field that is meaningful, symbolic and cognitive. Another orientation is the household living environment. After the village's ancestral house was deserted, touches of life were left behind moment by moment. The mobility of life and the configuration of housing are thus the memory space and an important memory of essence in the heart of these people. The final orientation is the people's memory. The growth stage is molded into sections of valuable life experiences and life text that is passed from generation to generation." |