[New post] Indigenous Taiwan through Critical Lenses: Comparative and Place-Based Perspectives

Chee-Hann Wu posted: " Written by Yi-Yang Cheng, Ssu-Chieh Jessica Fan and Susan Hou.  Image Credit: North American Taiwan Studies Association. This article is a summary of the plenary session of the same name at the 2023 North American Studies Association Conference.&nb" Taiwan Insight Indigenous Taiwan through Critical Lenses: Comparative and Place-Based Perspectives  Chee-Hann Wu Sep 29 Written by Yi-Yang Cheng, Ssu-Chieh Jessica Fan and Susan Hou. Centring on Indigeneity in Taiwan, the interdisciplinary roundtable "Indigenous Taiwan through Critical Lenses: Comparative and Place-Based Perspectives" conceptualized Taiwan as a grounding point for multiple geographical perspectives. Instead of positioning Taiwan as a boundary object between the East and the West, it prompted a fresh envisioning and repositioning of Taiwan as a liminal space of unbounded and interconnected possibilities. Put differently, the roundtable discussions explored alternative ways of positioning Taiwan in/and the world, including perspectives which might have previously been marginalized or eluded consideration. Read more of this post Comment Like You can also reply to this email to leave a comment. Unsubscribe to no longer receive posts from Taiwan Insight. Change your email settings at manage subscriptions. Trouble clicking? Copy and paste this URL into your browser: http://taiwaninsight.org/2023/09/29/indigenous-taiwan-through-critical-lenses-comparative-and-place-based-perspectives/

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