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The Local Production of Culture in Beigang

秦琳珍(Elana Chipman)

Taiwan ren lei xue kan, 2008-06, Vol.6 (1), p.001-030 [Periódico revisado por pares]

台灣: 中央研究院民族學研究所

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  • Título:
    The Local Production of Culture in Beigang
  • Autor: 秦琳珍(Elana Chipman)
  • Assuntos: Beigang ; communal identity ; Community life ; Cults ; cultural production ; Culture ; culture work ; Gods ; Group identity ; Identity ; Japan ; locality ; Mazu ; Political Action Committees ; Religious beliefs ; Religious practice ; Ritual ; Scopus ; Social action ; Taiwan ; TSSCI ; Work ; 儀式 ; 地方性 ; 文化工作 ; 文化生產 ; 社群認同
  • É parte de: Taiwan ren lei xue kan, 2008-06, Vol.6 (1), p.001-030
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  • Descrição: 本文探討雲林縣北港的「文化工作」。「文化工作」作為一種特別的社會行動 領域,泛指經過慎思的文化生產,關注記錄和再生產地方歷史與文化。本文將 地方文化工作放在修訂過的國家建構意識形態脈絡下,進而探討北港文史工作 者特殊的地方性敘事,實為特殊地方和更廣的跨地方政治經濟過程的產物。有 些敘事強調過去的傳統和道德,批評鎮內的當代權力關係。發掘媽祖廟(朝天 宮)之外的早期歷史的興趣,貝阪映了地方認同脫離廟宇及其領導階層的轉向
    This paper examines “culture work” (wenhua gongzuo) a broad field of deliberate cultural production which focuses on documenting and reproducing vernacular history and culture as a specific realm of social action in Beigang, Yunlin. It contextualizes local culture work as part of a revised nation-building ideology and then examines the particular narratives of locality produced by culture workers in Beigang to demonstrate that they are the result of both specifically local and broader trans-local political and economic processes. Narratives that emphasize a traditional moral past critique contemporary power relations in town; and an interest in recovering an earlier history which is not focused on its Mazu temple, Chaotian Gong, reflects a reorientation of local identity away from the temple and its leaders.
  • Editor: 台灣: 中央研究院民族學研究所
  • Idioma: Chinês;Inglês

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