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Post-Colonization of Desire: Flesh of Mountains and Coasts and Gaze of the Queer
In the past half-century of cultural development in Taiwan, “Indigenous peoples” have often been the object of desire for mainstream ethnic groups. “Desire” in this case is of course intertwined with complex scenarios (and sentiments?): it involves the mechanisms of governance of the modern state, and at the minimum, it seeps into the intimate structures of emotion and desire, with various enigmatic twists.
DATE2024.04.10
indigenous peoplesqueer
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DATE2023.05.09
indigenous peoplesmusic
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DATE2022.12.08
indigenous peoples
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DATE2022.03.16
indigenous peoplesindigeneitycolonization
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Talum Ispalidav: Buan Is Talking, Wielding Words as Scalpels, the Critical Voices of Aboriginal Youth in Contemporary Times
Established in July 2020, Buan Is Talking leverages the social media to raise awareness of issues relating to Taiwanese indigenous peoples.
DATE2022.01.19
indigenous peoplesmedia empowermentpolicy advocacy
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mapalak tnbarah: Fusion in Pulima Art Festival
When hunters enter their hunting grounds, they break branches to mark their way. This act undoes the original state of being, yet opens up new paths and possibilities.
DATE2021.07.21
Pulimaindigenous peoplesland

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