| Summary: | 碩士 === 國立中正大學 === 中國文學研究所 === 104 === This article aims to use sets of food related Taiwanese ballads (kua-á- tsheh) as the research method to see the development of kua-á-tsheh, this type of literature. To be clearer, sets means that there are several paragraphs in kua-á-tsheh that their contents and format are similar to each other. Furthermore, the range of food, here, infers to any kinds of food and medicine that can be eaten. This article tempting to find the development source of kua-á-tsheh, and the purpose of the author, why he/she compiling this food related Taiwanese ballads in kua-á-tsheh, based on the fabricating food paragraphs of kua-á-tsheh.
First of all, this article uses "Bing Zi Ge" to see the kua-á-tsheh changing process from folk literature to author literature. Readers can see the changing process through the adjustment of layouts and sentences. Additionally, the food mentioned in "Bing Zi Ge" that is not matching with the seasonal food, can also demonstrate the changing process from folk literature to author literature. These examples lead to a fact that when kua-á-tsheh is viewed as a personal property, each paragraph might content important hidden messages from the author. Next, the paragraphs, which include banquet food or many different types of medicines, allow readers to understand the reason why the author wrote the kua-á-tsheh and where his imagination is coming from. This preliminary research result is hoped to be able to add more new and different perspectives for kua-á-tsheh.
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