The Development of Taiwan Broadcast Literature and Its Epoch Significance — Take "The seventy-year chronicle of Broadcasting Corporation of China" and "Radio Monthly" as Examples

• Main Authors: CHIANG, HSIAO-YEN, 江曉彥
• Other Authors: HUANG, WEN-CHU
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2017
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/pv737b

碩士 === 國立屏東大學 === 中國語文學系碩士班 === 105 === 　　Since the establishment and broadcasting of radio station have become a new media for literature to speak for itself, broadcasting literature was born. Broadcasting Corporation of China (BCC) is credited when the development tracks of Taiwanese broadcasting literature is examined. The timeline of this article focused on 《The seventy-year chronicle of Broadcasting Corporation of China》(1928-1998), 《Radio Monthly》(1982-1998) , in order to explore the development and epoch significance of Taiwanese broadcasting literature. This article starts from discussing the background and evolutionary process of broadcasting literature as well as the authors and features of their works. Then, it goes through the history of broadcasting literature. It was born from anti-Japanese radio dramas, and served as citizen’s microphone in the country and the tool to criticize their time. Before the marital law were lifted, it showed its function of promoting policies of government and trained outstanding people with broadcasting talent on the basis of anti-communism literature and nostalgia literature. In 1970s, along with the lift of marital law, came the debate of local literature and the rise of female literature, and the content of broadcasting literature changed a lot. Instead of politic orientation, it chose to be close to different groups of people in Taiwan, and took a closer look to their lives, showing the result of localization. Besides, BCC also did a great deal of works. It started from training broadcasters to establishing 「superstar system」; the style of its program gradually turned into a complex, including BCC originals and other original works. What’s more, it issued 《Radio Monthly》, giving broadcasting literature a place to be written down, in order to advance public literacy. In these ways, Taiwanese broadcasting literature has the combined value of meaningfulness, plainness, literal education and aesthetics.