標本採集收藏與帝國發展：以臺大大洋洲民族學標本為例
Other Title
Collection and Empire: the Routes of Pacific
Resource
考古人類學刊,63,27-49.
Journal
國立臺灣大學考古人類學刊
Journal Issue
63
Pages
27-49
Date Issued
2004
Author(s)
Abstract
There are eighty-two artifacts from Oceania in the ethnographic collection at Department of Anthropology, National Taiwan University. Five individuals had contributed seventy-two of this collection during Japanese colonial era. I will follow three of these five individuals and trace their connection with New Guinea or Micronesia on the one hand, and Taiwan on the other hand. Although these three persons, a career explorer, a navy Admiral, and a botanist differed tremendously in their background
and professions, their nexus with Oceania were motivated or innocently supported by the expansion of Japanese Empire. Their various routes within the Empire reflect the multiplicity of forces behind empire-building.
藏品的本身是一研究、欣賞與認識的對象，而它的採集與收藏歷史，有助於我們對藏品的認識。台灣大學人類學系所收藏的諸多民族學標本中，大洋洲1的標本標示清晰的僅有82 件，其中72 件標本早在台北帝大「土俗學人種學教室」的時代陸續分五批入藏。本文限於資料將嘗試追溯其中三批來自江川俊治、山縣正鄉與細川隆英三人的採集與器物入藏的歷史。在三人中又以江川俊治留下的文字記錄最為豐富，得以一窺他的時代與處境，山縣正鄉與細川隆英微弱的身影只能說是提供不同的流動經驗，對照出江川俊治典型的特殊，以及日本帝國形成的多重力量。
Subjects
Oceania
New Guinea
Micronesia
ethnography of collecting
Publisher
臺北市：國立臺灣大學人類學系
Type
journal article