地域性民居家具形制脈絡與演變之比較研究-以臺灣、金門為例

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地域性民居家具形制脈絡與演變之比較研究-以臺灣、金門為例

The Comparative Study of Regional House Furniture of Form Contexts and evolution : Taiwan and Kinmen

洪珮芬 , Ph.D　　Advisor：蔡仁惠;陳殿禮　　

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臺灣家具；金門家具；歷史脈絡與演變； Furniture in Taiwan ； Furniture in Kinmen ； Furniture of Form Contexts and evolution

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A study of the Regional House Furniture of Form Contexts and evolution in civilian houses in Taiwan and Kinmen. The methods adopted include Ethnographic content analysis, ethnographic research, and grounded theory. Ethnography research is then applied, a field survey, 527 pieces of furniture , included : sitting、lying、carrying、storing , as well as interviewed local craftsmen、experts and residents, The conclusions revealed that: 1.There are different rulers in historical evolution, Taiwan and Kinmen, furniture has a different context. Historical evolution of Taiwan included : Kingdom of Tungning、Taiwan under Qing Dynasty rule、Japanese ruled period, so we know furniture of Form Contexts and evolution included : furniture of the Qing Dynasty、furniture the period of Japanese rule、furniture of Taiwan. Historical evolution of Kinmen, under Qing dynasty rule unit 1912, and there had been 3 waves of overseas immigration in Later Qing Dynasty. So we know furniture style : furniture of the Qing Dynasty and furniture of Southeast Asia. 2. Furniture of Form Contexts and evolution in Taiwan and Kinmen. (1) Taiwan and Kinmen under Qing Dynasty rule, furniture style are similar to china (2) Instead of beginning from 1860 A.D. the emergence of the atmosphere of extravagance in Taiwan. They bought luxury furniture from china. In Later Qing Dynasty, they had style from Taiwan furniture, for example : Tainan of furniture、Taichung of furniture、Hsinchu of furniture. (3) Kinmen is an island located between Taiwan and China , lacked resources and had even fewer trees, an important commodity(included furniture) come from china. 3. Socio-economic development influencing the furniture of Form Contexts and evolution in Taiwan and Kinmen. (1) Taiwan and Kinmen under Qing Dynasty rule, furniture style are similar to china. (2) Furniture style transfer from Japanese ruled period and overseas immigration. The influencing factors included：(a) learning furniture manufacturing methods have been changed; (b) furniture making technical updates; (c) furniture of Southeast Asia appears in Kinmen; (d) furniture with Majolica tiles inlay;(e) veneration of ancestors on the hall space design and furniture arrangement are different Taiwan and Kinmen, included： recessed-leg tables、shrines for ancestors and shrines for Buddha、ancestral tablet、shrines for ancestors and shrines for Buddha’s position and decorative pattern.

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