英文摘要 |
Li Wan-chu / Public Opinion Press is referred to in many studies as a “democracy’sharbinger” and “a person/newspaper who speaks for the public.” In addition, most researchersstudied his/its contribution to the democratic constitutionalism from the perspectiveon “entering politics,” “running newspaper” or “establishing parties.” However,after analyzing a great deal of historical data and works of art, the researcher believes thatdue to the numerous personal and historical opportunities in the early postwar period,especially in the first of those years , Li Wan-chu / Public Opinion Press had forced theauthorities to improve some governance or concession. But that can only be regardedas against tyranny officials, yet not against the Kuomintang government, in which he/itonly criticized the local measures, but did not mention the central system. By contrast,he/it was convinced and mired in the complex of serving the country in the party-statesystem, and thus semi-voluntarily accepted the ideological domestication and leadership.His/its achievements in the democratic constitutionalism in the early stage were tosome extent subject to the recognition of the party-state system. This paper, taking froma different point of view, changes/places Li Wan-chu / Public Opinion Press in the fieldsof culture and literature, and re-examines his/its limitations and influence on the trendof some art and literature fields by analyzing three indirect and political art & literaturereviews on “Banana Aroma” stage play, “The Direction of Literature in Taiwan” and “The Anti-communist Art” in Public Opinion Press and his/its historical context. This paperalso proposes the phenomenon of Li Wan-chu / Public Opinion Press in the early stageand its possible effects and the way of response. |