英文摘要 |
In post-war Taiwan, language as a category of difference hasn’t been a dominantdiscourse in the ideological fields or in the signifying chain/s of ideology. Besides,language is not exactly so articulated with ethnicity/nationality in social semantic zonesto fall into a overall language-ethnicity discourse. After all, ¨ Bîn-Siông(¥ Mín-Hiông)is a linguistic nationalist, and his writing exemplifies one kind of language-ethnicitynationalitydiscourse. This article is bound to approach ¨ Bîn-Siông’s diaries written athis teen age in terms of ideology: How did he take some ideological positions? In otherwords, how did the contemporary social structure or discursive formations position or‘interpellate’ ¥ Bín-Hiông as ideological subject? Which positions did he take? Does hisposition-taking as such or ideological repositioning demonstrate some kind of socialchange? |