英文摘要 |
The subjects of this study are two commemorative performances, namely, "Born to Victory—the Concert in Honor of the 60th Anniversary of the Anti- Japanese War Victory" and "Loyalty Unto Death, Sustainable Peace─the Musical in Honor of the 70th Anniversary of the Anti-Japanese War Victory and the Retrocession of Taiwan." By converting the concepts of "literary text" and "performing script", these two performances, the former a concert and the latter a musical, apply images to invoke memories of the war. The author compares the conceptual design and structures in theses two works and investigates them from the perspectives of narratology and postmodernism. The conclusion highlights the significance of the performing arts in the national army, recognizes the efforts of the production teams for these two performances, and suggests possible future developments, especially based upon the musical. It is hoped that the performance artists in the national army can continue to create works, which can reflect the socio-cultural milieu and renovate the tradition of military aesthetics. |