Ino Kanori and the Emergence of Historical Ethnography in Taiwan (Extended edition)

Wei-chi Chen

  • PublishedOctober, 2022
  • Binding平裝 / 21*14.8 / 400pages / 部分彩色 / 中文
  • Publisher國立臺灣大學出版中心
  • SeriesSeries on Pioneers in Taiwan Studies 1
  • ISBN978-986-350-647-8
  • GPN1011101353
  • Price NT$660
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Historian Professor Yang Yun-ping once said, “In the urban landscape of Taiwan studies, there is not a single alley or path that does not reflect the ‘shadow’ of Ino Kanori.” From the Japanese ruling period to the early post-war period and even to the present day, the footsteps of Ino Kanori have indeed influenced every corner of the field of Taiwan studies.
 
Hailing from the rural town of Tono in northeastern Japan, Ino Kanori arrived in Taiwan with the expansion of the modern Japanese Empire, where he gradually embarked on his research journey in Taiwan. After the end of the colonial era, his works underwent post-colonial appropriation and regeneration. Through an analysis of Ino Kanori’s works, this book presents both the figure of Ino Kanori and his era. Furthermore, through Ino Kanori, it traces the colonial imprints on the construction of contemporary Taiwanese history and culture.
 
This extended edition includes additional sections on Ino Kanori’s fieldwork techniques, research on Han Chinese society, and Taiwan’s historical writing, with expanded discussions and added text and image content. The appendix provides updates on the publication of Kanori’s works and commemorative events in Taiwan and Japan since 2014. The revisions reflect criticism and feedback from readers and academia since the initial publication of the book, as well as insights gained from the author’s involvement in editing and planning exhibitions related to Ino Kanori’s works and “Return to the Field” initiatives over the years.
 
 
Wei-Chi Chen
Assistant Research Fellow, Institute of Taiwan History, Academia Sinica
 

圖輯
「臺灣研究先行者」序言
前言

第一章　遠野與臺灣：從鄉村到殖民地
　　一、從遠野到東京
　　二、從東京到臺灣
　　三、從臺灣回到遠野
　　四、位處帝國邊緣，以及再生
第二章　重層的知識網絡：「臺灣人類學」的構想
　　一、殖民遭逢的再現：平野秋夫與伊能嘉矩
　　二、人類學家的登臺：田代安定、伊能嘉矩與鳥居龍藏
　　三、東京人類學會與臺灣人類學會
　　四、臺灣人類學會的「人類的理學研究」
　　五、臺灣原住民研究的展開
　　六、臺灣漢人的調查構想與展開
第三章　族群分類知識的形成：殖民地人類學與《臺灣蕃人事情》
　　一、人群分類知識的建構
　　二、族群分類知識的科學性宣稱
　　三、伊能人類學的延續
第四章　歷史知識的建構：臺灣史研究的展開
　　一、渡南觀光：來臺初期的臺灣史筆記
　　二、臺灣在世界之中
　　三、地理歷史教科書編纂
　　四、區域史與漢人的社會分類
　　五、臺灣全志的登場
第五章　方法、田野、理論：伊能嘉矩的歷史文化理論
　　一、伊能的田野現場
　　二、殖民地人類學的田野、理論與權力
第六章　影響與再生：殖民閱讀與後殖民挪用
　　一、影響
　　二、正典化
　　三、挪用與再生
　　四、公共歷史中的伊能嘉矩
結論
　　一、殖民地歷史民族誌的展開
　　二、「我們要前進」：伊能再踏查

初版後記
增訂版後記
附錄一　伊能嘉矩臺灣研究書籍著作目錄
附錄二　戰後伊能嘉矩臺灣研究書籍與論文：翻譯與復刻1945-2021
附錄三　伊能嘉矩年譜
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