英文摘要 |
This essay based on space theory, aims to analyze both the microgeological and cinematic paths in Tsai Ming-liang's Goodbye Dragon Inn. The two marches routes of Chen Shiang-chyi and the gay desire of mapping respectively point to different narration, spaces, and meanings of logic. By using strategies of marching and cleaning on paths, Tsai Mingliang constructs and erases the space in his film, and moreover, interweaving a structure of rhizome, heterotopias, cinematic narration, and geographic meanings. |