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安心手作×黃金比例 天然酵母包子饅頭：烘焙職訓師的天然酵母種×專業配方表 詳記拆解步驟圖，中式點心零失敗

為了解決artisan家電的問題，作者謝煒貞 這樣論述：

　　全麥種‧自然種‧蘋果種‧草莓種‧鳳梨種‧葡萄乾種‧ 　　無花果種‧養樂多種‧酒釀紅棗種‧天然酵母粉‧藍莓葡萄乾種 　　 　　超詳細的酵種製作＋超創意的造型變化＋超美味的口味組合 　　讓你做出會呼吸的包子饅頭！ 　　 　　親手培育有生命力的天然酵母種 　　打造屬於自家風味的包子饅頭 　　 　　說到中式點心，想到的就是包子饅頭，不需要準備特殊的工具或模型，只要利用雙手揉製，再加上蒸籠或蒸鍋，就能蒸製出既能當點心也能填飽肚子的包子饅頭。 　　 　　包子饅頭是屬於以發麵麵糰製作的中點，因此很適合以天然酵母種來製作，但因天然酵母種需要時間醞釀而成，所以製作出來的包子饅頭，在細嚼品嚐時就會散發出淡

雅天然微酸風味，這種迷人滋味是不同於使用發粉製作出的包子饅頭，不僅能吃得到最天然又健康的風味，口感也一樣的QQ。 　　 　　本書介紹了11種天然酵母種，詳細的步驟解說培養製作過程，即使是養酵母的新手，也能照著圖解製作完成，緊接著，再選用自己喜愛的酵母種依照食譜中的配方份量，再加上餡料的變化、創意的造型捏塑，以StepbyStep的方式打造出屬於自家風味的包子饅頭。 　　 　　自製培養天然酵母種，加上造型、口味獨特的包子饅頭，絕對是一份讓你充份展現出麵粉麥香的中式點心。

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文化挪用與資產 : 以全球化市場中的 MOLA 為例之分析

為了解決artisan家電的問題，作者佘安妮 這樣論述：

This thesis describes an example of the complexity of the modern era, in which traditional garments such as the Mola from Panama are receiving the consequences of cultural appropriation. By analyzing the mola in the global market, this thesis aims to take the representation of the mola as a nationa

l symbol and expose the impact it has on its original producers, the Guna people. The Guna indigenous community are famous around the world for their mola art work. The Gunas are the second-largest indigenous community in Panama. They have emerged as a Latin American’s successful story of native peo

ple, in which they have managed to preserve their land and culture in a difficult and threatening world. The autonomous region of Guna Yala is their home and the official territory. The term mola means blouse, dress or clothing in the Guna language, and it refers to the traditional attire that Guna

woman make for themselves to wear. The word mola is now also used for the appliqué panels found on these blouses. The art of making molas is the most important form of artistic expression for the Gunas, and it stands as a symbol of their cultural heritage. Maintaining the tradition has become a prob

lem when the tide of non-Guna molas floods the market. When fake molas, mola copies and mola reproductions take the global market, how has the mola been culturally appropriated? How has the mola continued to be a symbol of cultural heritage for both Panamanian and Guna people in the global era? How

will the mola be recognized in the global market? As a reaction to this problem, in 2000 the Guna women raised their voice with the support of the Mola Cooperative. With the assistance of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry of Panama and with the World Intellectual Property Organization, the gover

nment of the Republic of Panama passed the Law No. 20. This Law is included in the Special Intellectual Property Regime addressing the Collective Rights of Indigenous Peoples to the Protection and Defense of their Cultural Identity and Traditional Knowledge. Registration of the mola for this Law was

made in the year 2002 with the trademark named GaluDugbis. To further understand whether the creation of the brand Galudugbis generate protection for the mola from cultural appropriation, the author conducts the following research: archive research to reveal the state of enforcement of Law No. 20;

online content is also used to analyze the issue of authenticity of mola-products found in the market; through interviews, Guna women reveal how they perceive value of the mola. Notions of authenticity and cultural appropriation are debated when analysis of this new global market is taken into consi

deration whilst the trademark GaluDugbis fights for its cultural property rights.