英文摘要 |
WU Yong-fu is a famous poet now in Taiwan. He had studied in Japan from the age of 17, so Japanese was a mother language for him. In period of Japanese occupation, he wrote many works in Japanese. Afterwards, WU Yong-fu's literature activity has continued till now, though it had stopped from 1944 to 1966. The first stage of his long literature life is the literary magazine Formosa which was published by the Taiwanese students in Tokyo. Their circle's name was Taiwan Art Research Club. Formosa No.1 was published in 1933, and came to an end the next year. The magazine was the short lived, but was very important material for researching the identity of Taiwan intellectuals in the 1930s. This paper describes the meaning of his first media Formosa in that period, and the position of WU Yong-fu. After this, I argue his identity, ethnic consciousness and body consciousness. Through close reading, I try to argue about the thought of WU Yong-fu for man's existence, and man's body consciousness, for proving the unique awareness of the issues that were different from those of other Taiwan intellectuals in the period of Japanese occupation. |