Probing into the Rising of Hakka Movement in Taiwan
Zhou Dian-en
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Zhou Dian-en
Abstract
In 1980-90s,Hakka elites in Taiwan launched a social movement of the protection and the renaissance of Hakka culture of language,from which to wake up the ethnic identities of Hakka,and to strive for the political and economical rights and interests.The reason of the rising of Hakka movement is complicated,which resulted from different factors such as the rebounding of the social change and the risk of ethnic consciousness,the actuation of Fujian Hakka identity and Hakka communities etc.
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In 1980-90s,Hakka elites in Taiwan launched a social movement of the protection and the renaissance of Hakka culture of language,from which to wake up the ethnic identities of Hakka,and to strive for the political and economical rights and interests.The reason of the rising of Hakka movement is complicated,which resulted from different factors such as the rebounding of the social change and the risk of ethnic consciousness,the actuation of Fujian Hakka identity and Hakka communities etc.
Key concepts: Ethnic group, Movement (music), The Renaissance, Identity (music), Politics, Consciousness, Social movement, Political science