This thesis aims to describe how the researcher starts from understanding her own meaning of life and the confusion of the unclear relationship between oneself and others, and connect with others through involvement in the organizational work of "agriculture, rural areas and farmers" as a way to intervene in the world. The process of regenerating a sense of subject and becoming a practitioner who initiates social change.
This research adopts a praxis -oriented and narrative inquiry method, looking back at the three field axes including family, knowledge/knowingness and society, outlines the social landscape in it, and generates an understanding of the relationships among individuals, groups, and systems. The transformation of cognition generates a new frame of understanding, which becomes the force generated by the rotating practice subject.
The research found that seeing the multiplicity of oneself and the various social connections in the essence of human existence are clues to bring back various broken relationships and develop cooperation among local people. In addition, the future of human development is not necessarily the only way via the pursuing of currency economy. A wealthy and dignified independent livelihood or subsistence economy where the environment, labor, and culture are not separated is still preserved in the rural tribes, and practitioners need to learn from the people.