我在花蓮「做」同志: 逃離臺北的性別實踐

Abstract

本篇研究關注在花蓮以及東臺灣地區的同志運動，透過自我民族誌的方式探究「暫居者(暫時居住者)」對於地方同志運動的影響。從自身同志運動者生命經驗出發，微觀地反思身份認同、運動認同以及地方認同與花東同志運動的交互關係。不同於以往的研究，這次視角以地方同志運動為主，並以地理學的移動理論為主要的研究取向。從花蓮以及東臺灣的同志運動經驗中，可以發現身為倡議者的我們幾乎並非原生在地人——都有著外來者的身份。我們這群移動來到這裡舉辦同志運動的人對於地方的同志平權有什麼新的能動性?而移動所帶來的新地方讓同志有什麼新的認同與發展?同時指出，從社會孔隙介入到地方氛圍重建的關鍵歷程。

This study focuses on the LGBT movement in Hualien and East Taiwan, and explores the influence of "temporary residents" on the local LGBT movement through self-ethnography. Starting from the life experience of one's own gay activists, this paper reflects on the microscopic relationship between identity, movement identity, and local identity and the Huadong LGBT movement. Different from previous studies, this time the perspective focuses on the local LGBT movement, and takes the movement theory of geography as the main research orientation. From the experience of the gay movement in Hualien and eastern Taiwan, we can see that we, as advocates, are hardly natives - we all have the identity of outsiders. What kind of new activism do we, the group of people who moved here to organize the gay movement, have for local gay equality? And what kind of new identity and development do comrades have in the new places brought by mobile? At the same time, it points out the key process from the intervention of social pores to the reconstruction of local atmosphere.