江柏煒Chiang, Bo-Wei沈英杰Kumar, Pintu2023-12-082022-09-012023-12-082022https://etds.lib.ntnu.edu.tw/thesis/detail/dffe06b3210ee2381d421e357deaba19/http://rportal.lib.ntnu.edu.tw/handle/20.500.12235/118958臺灣與印度之間的關係，自早期至今一直都面臨著政治上考驗而起伏。1991年初印度政府啟動的「東望政策」（Look East Asia Policy）拉近了雙方之間的關係，此後臺灣和印度之間放寬簽證限制。雙方於1995年互設辦事處，藉以促進印度和臺灣之間的互動，並加強商務、旅遊、文化、科學技術等交流。1980年前後不少印度人為了尋找更好的生活環境、工作機會及學習環境，心懷壯志與忐忑來到臺灣居住。在文化背景（語言、飲食、宗教信仰等）差異甚大的情況之下，筆者調適在臺灣的生活的過程之中面臨了不少問題。這些問題引起筆者的注意而決定研究，印度族群如何調適在臺灣的生活、來自印度不同地區的印度人如何團結並保存傳承文化傳統以及如何促進印度各族群之間的凝聚等議題。筆者研究該主題選了三種不同型態而移居臺灣的印度人，包含：因留學而在臺灣居留、因工作而在臺灣居留以及因婚姻而在臺灣居留之案例，經過半結構式的訪談方式進行了研究，得出的結論為印度人在臺灣試著調適各方面（飲食、工作模式、語言以及文化）的生活之外，他們以來自印度各個地區的文化差異之基礎上組織了些協會、俱樂部、組織了板球（Cricket）隊，來保留母國文化的傳承、拉近他們彼此之間的關係去除孤獨感。同時也給予下一代及當地臺灣人認識印度文化的特殊性。The relationship between Taiwan and India has faced political challenges and ups and downs since its early days. The"Look East Asia Policy" initiated by the Indian government in early 1991 brought the two sides closer, and visa restrictions have been eased between Taiwan and India since then. The two sides established offices in each other’s capitals in 1995 to promote interaction between India and Taiwan and to strengthen exchanges in business, tourism, culture, science, and technology. Around 1980, many Indians came to Taiwan with great ambition and anxiety tin search of better living environment, jobopportunities and learning environment. Given the significant differences in the cultural ethos and practices of the two nations (language, diet, religious beliefs, etc.), the author faced many problems in the process of adjusting with life in Taiwan. These issues caught the author’s attention and he decided to study issues such as how Indians as an ethnic group adjust to life in Taiwan, how Indians from different parts of India unite and preserve their cultural traditions, and how cohesion among various ethnic groups from India can be further promoted.The author selected three different types of Indians who have migrated to Taiwan: Cases of staying in Taiwan for the purpose of studying, staying in Taiwan for work, and staying in Taiwan for marriage and conducted semi-structured open interviews. The research concluded that the Indians in Taiwan tried to accommodate various aspects of Taiwanese life (diet, work pattern, language, and culture) in their lives. Also, they organized some associations, clubs based on the cultural diversities of various regions of India, formed cricket team to preserve the mother country’s culture's heritage, to bring them closer to each other and to overcome loneliness. At the same time, these initiatives by the Indian community also allow an opportunity to the next generation of these immigrant Indians and the Taiwanese people an avenue to understand the particularity of Indian culture.臺印關係印度移民在臺印度族群調適海外印度組織/協會生活實踐Taiwan-India relationsIndian migrationIndian ethnic Groups in Taiwanaccommodationoverseas Indian Organizations/associationslife practiceetd