Dialectics of National Identity and Mythology - An Analysis of the Essence of Taiwan 's Civilian Literature

• Main Authors: CHU, YU-CHIH, 褚昱志
• Other Authors: HUANG, XIN-YU
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2017
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/20950614558140947940

博士 === 佛光大學 === 文學系 === 105 === It is still difficult to obtain a consensus in the literary circles of Taiwan, and it was interpreted as a propaganda literature created by the Japanese people at the end of the Japanese occupation with the Japanese national policy of war. It is directly interpreted as hurt the Chinese nation's tragedy literature, mutual controversy. However, if you carefully study these are regarded as the contents of the works of the imperial culture, for the two factions of the argument, you can find the biased missing. So what is the true nature of Taiwanese imperial literature, I believe that it is not only simply to promote the literature with the Japanese national policy of war, but also is not the so-called traitor literature, but Taiwan, Japanese writers, standing in their respective national Identity of the position, for the country, the survival and development of the national voice. Because of the difference between the Taiwanese writers and the Taiwanese writers in the national identity, they also had different views on the imperial literature that was created at that time. However, if it is standing on the position of the people of Taiwan, and at the same time to join the national, national identity elements to consider, then I believe that with the war national policy of propaganda literature, can only be regarded as a narrow sense of the concept of imperial literature. In addition to the propaganda literature with the national policy, but also contains the solution to the people of Taiwan why the imperialization, and how the imperialization of the issue, is the concept of the general concept of imperial culture. And the concept of the definition of the imperial literature, is the real essence of Taiwan's imperial literature. This thesis attempts to explain the differences between the writers of Taiwanese writers and the Japanese writers on the identity of the national identity, and from this perspective, cut into the contents of their creation of the works of the people of the people, in order to explain the writers want to take these works To convey the meaning, and ultimately to prove that the author believes that the essence of Taiwan's imperial literature is rooted in the national identity of the argument, and hope to resolve the Taiwan literary literature on Taiwan imperial civilization deconstruction of the myth.