just a link… 一個連結
in june i posted a blog about the Kategalan Boulevard Village, an ongoing land rights protest now moved to the entrance of the NTU Hospital MRT station. Some of the Continue Reading →
a little quiet
it’s been a little quiet here on my personal blog for several reasons, busy, one could say. however, it’s also because writing has taken a decided back seat over the Continue Reading →
of course, there are many different perspectives
when it comes to issues surrounding protest there are many different perspectives. although both age and experience outside the niyaro’ (as one’s home community is called in ‘amis) influence what Continue Reading →
talacowa kiso?
as someone with interests in pragmatics, one of the first things that catches me about speech communities is the ways that they greet each other, the questions like “how are Continue Reading →
the illusion of reconciliation
Taiwan’s Tsai Ying-wen administration began with several large promises to transform the way that the government interacted with the populace. In relationship to indigenous groups, these promises included the startling Continue Reading →
