| 英文摘要 |
Selecting both local culture (knowledge) and tourism landscape production as object matters, this study explores how Taiwan's aboriginal tribe responses to tourism market and government policy by applying local culture (knowledge), operating culture economy strategy, and proceeding tourism landscape production, and how they practice place construction based on the result of previously mentioned activities. This study selected Saviki Community as study case, by which its tourism has been developed autonomously for two decades, to explore the connection between geographic facts and geography theories. |
