新加坡华人认同模式与可发展方向 = Singapore Chinese’s identity and its possible future development

• Main Author: 曾玮 Zeng, Wei
• Other Authors: Ong Soon Keong
• Format: Final Year Project
• Language: Chinese
• Published: 2015
• Subjects: DRNTU::Humanities::History::Asia::Singapore
• Online Access: http://hdl.handle.net/10356/62294
• Institution: Nanyang Technological University

本文尝试通过认同概念讨论新加坡华人的认同模式，重点将放在 2011 年至2015 年间。本文以王赓武在 2002 年提出的东南亚华人认同模式为基础，提出新加坡华人国家认同有潜能包括文化、种族和阶级认同的论点。新加坡政府不断建构新加坡国家认同，政府也尝试扩展国家认同概念的范围以包括文化、种族和阶级认同。扩展国家认同范围的工作已经开始见效，而我认为新加坡华人的国家认同有潜能逐渐包括文化、种族和阶级认同。本文会提出一些加强新加坡华人国家认同以及使新加坡华人的国家认同包括更大范围的建议，本文也会提出建立国家认同时要如何避免国家认同成为新加坡与其他国家之间的隔阂。本文包含以下三个重点：一、 通过学者提出的理论讨论东南亚华人认同所包含的成份。二、 讨论新加坡华人的认同模式以及这个认同模式有潜能包含哪些其他认同。三、 提出巩固新加坡华人国家认同和扩大其范围的建议。This paper attempts to use the concept of identity to discuss Singapore Chinese’s identity model, placing emphasis on the time period between 2011 and 2015. Using Wang Guangwu’s concept of South East Asia Chinese’s identity as a foundation, this paper proposes that Singapore Chinese’s national identity has the potential to include cultural, racial and class identity. Singapore’s government has put in a lot of effort to build the Singapore Identity, the government has also attempted to expand the scope of national identity to include cultural, racial and class identity.The efforts to expand the scope of national identity are starting to bear fruits, thus I propose that Singapore’s national identity has the potential to include cultural, race and class identity. This paper will also include suggestions to strengthen Singapore’s national identity and widen its scope to include other forms of identity. At the same time, this paper also cautions against national identity becoming a barrier between Singapore’s and other countries’ relationships and how to prevent this from happening. This paper contains three main parts:1. Using concepts proposed by scholars to discuss South East Asia Chinese’s Identity and what it encompasses.2. Discussing Singapore Chinese’s Identity and its potential to include other forms of identity.3. Suggesting ways to strengthen and widen the scope of Singapore’s national identity.