Saving Tâi-gí: Taiwan’s Largest Heritage Language
From Japanese colonization to the present, Tâi-gí’s historic marginalization illuminates Taiwan’s struggle to establish its own cultural and political identity.
From Japanese colonization to the present, Tâi-gí’s historic marginalization illuminates Taiwan’s struggle to establish its own cultural and political identity.
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