英文摘要 |
"In the middle of the Japanese colonial period in Taiwan (1920-1937), many civilization concepts were transmitted into the Taiwanese Colonial society. Due to basis of Confucianism, the notion of a patriachal society, also known as, Women ‘s Education, the Taiwanese society were forced to come to terms with making cultural changes. This 'pressure to change or quit' was not only critiqued in New Taiwanese Fiction Literature, but also adressed in the entertainment aspects of Taiwanese Folk Song (Koa-a) Pamphlets. In this passage, we discuss the 'lazy and disgusting' content in Taiwanese Folk Song Pamphlets, when these negative images of women in these songs were researched and critiqued, it was always considered in sexual context where men used the term to maintain patriachal power and identity. In conclusion, to due to the changes in Taiwanese Colonial Period, the social atmosphere of gender equality, free choice for marriage, women in the work place and Capitalism, broke the heirachy of gender roles. Perhaps we can learn through the radical reading strategy to re-read the images of 'lazy and disgusting women' created by men. To consider that they were the cultrurally significant in Taiwanese Folk Songs that had a positive juxtaposition in men's regression discourse through passiveaggressive behavior to try to fight for their gender power and self-determined rights." |