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Elder Care, Indigeneity and the State: The Tayal People in Contemporary Taiwan

Elder Care, Indigeneity and the State: The Tayal People in Contemporary Taiwan

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Aging & Elder CareMedical ReferenceGeneral Sociology

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ISBN10: 9819254876
ISBN13: 9789819254873
Publisher: Palgrave MacMillan
Language: English

This book examines the relationship between the colonial state and Indigenous peoples through the lens of elderly care in Taiwan. Focusing on the Tayal people, an officially-recognized Indigenous group, it introduces a groundbreaking approach, bringing an Indigenous epistemology and Tayal hermeneutics into the study of care practices, and offering valuable insights into the importance of indigenous knowledge systems. By examining indigenous practices and perspectives on care and aging, Wasiq Silan challenges prevailing ideologies and practices, allowing readers to understand the profound wisdom embedded within indigenous cultures and their holistic approaches to well-being and elderly care. This book offers an invaluable resource for students and scholars across multiple disciplines seeking a comprehensive understanding of care, health, wellbeing, and sustainable quality-of-life systems.

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