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迷霧原鄉:百越民居的文化探索

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2012
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  • 自序
  • 浪跡東南亞的民族風情畫家 - 陳琳簡介
  • 第一章 南北民居生態史觀
    • 1-1 百越族群的互動
    • 1-2 漢族合院民居的生態
    • 1-3 南方文化的多樣性
    • 1-4 中國西南與東南亞跨境山區的民居多樣性
    • 1-5 東南亞大陸的民居多樣性
    • 1-6 東南亞島嶼世界的民居多樣性
    • 1-7 太平洋群島的平台屋
    • 1-8 南北民居生態氣候觀
  • 第二章 百越民居的氣候挑戰
    • 2-1 熱濕氣候的挑戰
      • 2-1.1 人類發源於熱濕氣候
      • 2-1.2 人類以「穴居」與「火塘」征服了寒帶
      • 2-1.3 人類以「帳棚」與「泥巴房」前進沙漠
      • 2-1.4 熱濕氣候是人類文明最大的挑戰
    • 2-2 瘴厲之氣的挑戰
    • 2-3 合院民居在熱濕氣候的矛盾
    • 2-4 颱風的挑戰
  • 第三章 干欄民居分佈之謎
    • 3-1 前言
    • 3-2 干欄民居的分佈現況
    • 3-3 干欄民居不適於亞熱帶氣候
    • 3-4 中國東南地區自古少有干欄民居
    • 3-5 日本傳統民居並非干欄民居
    • 3-6 韓國傳統民居也非干欄民居
    • 3-7 干欄倉庫不能視為干欄民居
    • 3-8 干欄民居分佈之謎
  • 第四章 流浪苗族的民居 - 老鴉無樹樁,苗家無地方
    • 4-1 神秘的民族
    • 4-2 世界最早的稻作民族
    • 4-3 蚩尤之後
    • 4-4 顛沛流離的歷史
    • 4-5 苗族搬家
    • 4-6 寄居蟹尋找貝殼
    • 4-7 戰敗的民族沒有詮釋歷史的權利
  • 第五章 民居立體分佈
    • 5-1 民族擠壓理論
    • 5-2 中國湘桂黔山區的民族立體分佈
      • 5-2.1 黔東南的侗族村落
      • 5-2.2 湘桂黔山區的苗瑤村落
    • 5-3 中國滇南的民族立體分佈
    • 5-4 寮越的民族立體分佈
    • 5-5 金三角的罌粟花 - 山地民族的死胡同
    • 5-6 生存鬥爭決定了民居的立體分佈
  • 第六章 「壯泰走廊」走一回
    • 6-1 壯泰走廊
    • 6-2 NAGA的子民
    • 6-3 水陸兩棲式民居
    • 6-4 暹羅式民居
    • 6-5 蘭那式民居
    • 6-6 傣式民居
    • 6-7 撣族民居
    • 6-8 壯侗民居
    • 6-9 北壯南泰二元民居文化論
    • 6-10 小結:文化變貌的原理
  • 第七章 姑娘房文化
    • 7-1 母系文化面面觀
    • 7-2 母系社會與性開放
      • 7-2.1 原始社會的性開放習俗
      • 7-2.2 祭典化的亂交習俗
      • 7-2.3 婚後的性開放
      • 7-2.4 私有財產與性開放
    • 7-3 「朋友婚」與「訪妻婚」
      • 7-3.1 摩梭族的「朋友婚」
      • 7-3.2 平埔族的「訪妻婚」
    • 7-4 姑娘房文化
      • 7-4.1「姑娘房」
      • 7-4.2 公設「姑娘房」
    • 7-5 小結
  • 第八章 男子會所文化
    • 8-1 「姑娘房」與「男子會所」
    • 8-2 精緻的「男子會所」
    • 8-3 「男子會所」與「年齡組織制度」
    • 8-4 多會所的防衛配置
    • 8-5 「男子會所」與「長屋」
    • 8-6 「男子會所」的社會文化意義
  • 第九章 南島民族的方位觀 -卑南遺址石板棺方位之謎
    • 9-1 前言
    • 9-2 卑南遺址石板棺方位之謎
    • 9-3 熱帶島嶼的「河川方位觀」
    • 9-4 峇里島的「河川方位觀」
    • 9-5 Toraja族與Batak族的「河川方位觀」
    • 9-6 台灣原住民的「河川方位觀」
    • 9-7 解開卑南石板棺的方位之謎
  • 第十章 商品化的民居
    • 10-1 你翹,我比你更翹
    • 10-2 臥虎藏龍的故鄉
    • 10-3 我要打手機、我要看電視
    • 10-4 觀光化的部落文化
    • 10-5 商品化的民居
  • 第十一章 民居尋根之夢
    • 11-1 飛魚原鄉之夢
      • 11-1.1 雅美族傳說中的故鄉
      • 11-1.2 飛魚的故鄉不再
      • 11-1.3 蘭嶼民居有無原鄉?
      • 11-1.4 民居尋根夢醒時
    • 11-2 中原原鄉之夢
      • 11-2.1 基諾族的孔明帽
      • 11-2.2 佈依族石頭寨的漢族攀附
      • 11-2.3 華南人的堂號
    • 11-3 小結
  • 參考文獻
  • Author’s Foreword
  • Chen Lin—An Ethnical Painter in Southeast Asia
  • Chapter 1. Vernacular Dwellings North VS South: A Climatic-Historical View
    • 1-1 Interaction between the Baiyue Peoples
    • 1-2 The Han Courtyard House
    • 1-3 A Kaleidoscope of Southern Cultures
    • 1-4 Housing Diversity in China’s Southwest and Southeast Asia‘s Mountainous Borders
    • 1-5 Housing Diversity in Continental Southeast Asia
    • 1-6 Housing Diversity in Southeast Asian Islands
    • 1-7 The Podium House of the Pacific Islands
    • 1-8 North vs. South: A Climatic Analysis of Vernacular Dwellings
  • Chapter 2. The Climatic Challenges of Baiyue Dwellings
    • 2-1 The Challenges of Hot Humid Climates
      • 2-1.1 Human Origins in Hot Humid Climates
      • 2-1.2 Overcoming Cold Climates: Cave Dwellings and Fire Pits
      • 2-1.3 Into the Desert: Tents and Mud Dwellings
      • 2-1.4 The Greatest Challenge to Civilization: Hot Humid Climates
    • 2-2 The Challenge of Tropical Diseases
    • 2-3 The Contradiction of Courtyard Houses in Hot Humid Climates
    • 2-4 The Challenge of Typhoons
  • Chapter 3. The Mystery in The Distribution of Stilt Houses
    • 3-1 Foreword
    • 3-2 Distribution of the Stilt House Today
    • 3-3 Not Made for the Subtropics
    • 3-4 Few and Far between in China’s Southeast
    • 3-5 Traditional Japanese Houses Are Not Stilt Houses
    • 3-6 Traditional Korean Houses Are Not Stilt Houses Either
    • 3-7 Storehouses on Stilts Do Not Equal Stilt Houses
    • 3-8 The Mystery of Stilt House Distribution
  • Chapter 4. The Dwellings of The Nomadic Miao -- Old Crows Have No Stumps to Rest on; Miao People Have No Place to Call Home
    • 4-1 A Mysterious People
    • 4-2 World’s Earliest Rice Farmers
    • 4-3 Descendents of Chi You
    • 4-4 A History of Constant Exile
    • 4-5 Miao on the Move
    • 4-6 A Hermit Crab Searching for the Right Shell
    • 4-7 A Defeated People with no Right to Interpret History
  • Chapter 5. The Vertical Distribution of Vernacular Dwellings
    • 5-1 The Ethnic Squeeze Theory
    • 5-2 The Vertical Ethnoscape of Hunan, Guangxi and Guizhou Mountains
      • 5-2.1 Dong villages in Qiandongnan
      • 5-2.2 Miao and Yao Villages in the Hunan, Guangxi and Guizhou Mountains
    • 5-3 The Vertical Ethnoscape of Southern Yunnan
    • 5-4 The Vertical Ethnoscape of Laos and Vietnam
    • 5-5 Poppy Flowers at the Golden Triangle—The Mountainous Tribes Run into a Dead End
    • 5-6 A “Survival-of-the-Fittest” Vertical Ethnoscape
  • Chapter 6. A Whirl Down The Tai-Kadai Corridor
    • 6-1 The Tai-Kadai Corridor
    • 6-2 The Children of Naga
    • 6-3 Amphibious Vernacular Housing
    • 6-4 Siamese Vernacular Housing
    • 6-5 Lanna-Style Vernacular Housing
    • 6-6 Dai Vernacular Housing
    • 6-7 Shan Vernacular Housing
    • 6-8 Zhuang and Dong Vernacular Housing
    • 6-9 The Dichotomy of North Zhuang and South Tai
    • 6-10 Summary: Principles of Cultural Metamorphosis
  • Chapter 7. The Culture of Girl's House
    • 7-1 The Many Faces of Matriarchal Cultures
    • 7-2 Matriarchies and Sexual Permissiveness
      • 7-2.1 Sexual Permissiveness in Primitive Societies
      • 7-2.2 Ritualized Orgy
      • 7-2.3 Post-Marital Sexual Permissiveness
      • 7-2.4 Private Property and Sexual Permissiveness
    • 7-3 “Friendship Marriage” vs. “Visiting Marriage”
      • 7-3.1 The “Friendship Marriage” of the Mosuo
      • 7-3.2 The “Visiting Marriage” of the Pingpu
    • 7-4 The Culture of “Girl’s House”
      • 7-4.1 The “Girl’s House”
      • 7-4.2 Communal “Girl’s House”
    • 7-5 Summary
  • Chapter 8. The Culture of Men's House
    • 8-1 “Girl’s House” vs. “Men’s House”
    • 8-2 The Splendid “Men’s House”
    • 8-3 “Men’s House” and the Age Group System
    • 8-4 Multi-Site Defensive Deployment
    • 8-5 The “Men’s House” and the “Longhouse”
    • 8-6 The Socio-cultural Significance of the “Men’s House”
  • Chapter 9. The Austronesian System of Orientation - The Mystery of the Peinan Slate Coffin Alignment
    • 9-1 Foreword
    • 9-2 The Orientational Mystery of the Peinan Slate Coffins
    • 9-3 River-Based Orientation on Tropical Islands
    • 9-4 The River-Based Orientation of Bali
    • 9-5 The River-Based Orientation of the Toraja and Batak
    • 9-6 The River-Based Orientation of Taiwanese Aborigines
    • 9-7 Unlocking the Orientational Mystery of the Peinan Slate Coffins
  • Chapter 10. Commercialized Vernacular Houses
    • 10-1 A Competition for Curvier Roofs
    • 10-2 Homeland of Hidden Dragon Crouching Tiger
    • 10-3 Give Me Mobiles, Give me TV
    • 10-4 Aboriginal Cultures for Tourists
    • 10-5 Commercialized Vernacular Houses
  • Chapter 11. A Quest for The Homeland of Vernacular Houses
    • 11-1 Dream Homeland of the Flying Fish
      • 11-1.1The Legendary Homeland of the Yami
      • 11-1.2 Homeland of the Flying Fish No More
      • 11-1.3 Homeland of Orchid Island’s Vernacular Houses?
      • 11-1.4 Awakening from the Homeland Dream
    • 11-2 Dream Homeland of the Central Plain
      • 11-2.1 The Kong Ming Hat of the Jino
      • 11-2.2 Han Association by Buyi’s Stone Village
      • 11-2.3 The Tanghao of South Central Chinese
    • 11-3 Summary
  • References
  • 出版地 臺灣
  • 語言 中英對照

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