英文摘要 |
This paper focuses on the influence of the Japanese and the postwar regime on the naming of places at the township level. The result is at least three: First, the development of political ideology of the place names in Taiwan with central characteristics. On the Taiwan scale, the first emergence of political ideology of place names in civil society occurs at the urban level in the Japanese period, and then after the postwar period spreads to the township level. On the county scale, the first emergence of political ideology of street names and village names in civil society occurs at the big township level, and then spread to the small township level. On the township scale, the first emergence of political ideology of street names and village names in civil society occurs at the street region level, and then spread to the village region level. Second, with the Japanese and the post-war official need to rename the region in the establishment of the new system, the political ideology of place names will be appeared. Perhaps because of other media and urbanization factors, the political and educational purpose through place names gradually diminished after 1969 in the post-war period. Third, land survey in the Japanese period restricted the cultural heritage of place names, and the small names institution of address system in 1969 of the post-war period helped the cultural heritage of place names. But with the impact of urbanization, these small names have been changed as a street name, which undoubtedly have a huge impact on the cultural heritage of place names. |