少女的革命——李維菁筆下的「少女學」書寫

Revolution of Girl: the writing of ''Shojo Research'' by WEI-JING LEE

本文欲深入探討李維菁筆下的「少女」意象，並將「少女」跳脫「青春書寫」的脈絡，將「少女」作為一種不受限於年紀的、流動的「身份認同」。於李維菁文本中「少女」以各種多變的形象出現，有時是「公主」，有時是具有魔法的「魔女」，有時又是充滿女子力量的「城市少女」，筆者將在文中分析李維菁筆下頻繁出現的「少女」典型形象的共相為何？以及，李維菁文本中是如何透過不同的少女形象扮演及隱喻，與經典童話故事互文？並嘗試和女性主義對話，形塑出自己與社會文化角逐之下的少女認同？最後，筆者希冀得以李維菁為例，嘗試歸納出屬於台灣的「少女學」圖景。

This thesis intends to explore deeply the image of '' girl '' in WEI-JING LEE writing, and breaks '' girl '' out of the context of ''youth writing'', regarding ''girl'' as a kind of ''identity'' that is not limited by age and flow. In the texts of WEI-JING LEE, ''girl'' appear in various forms, sometimes as delicate ''princess'', sometimes as magical ''witches'', even sometimes as ''city girls'' full of female power, and sometimes as the ''old school girl'' who want to return to the old era.
In this thesis, I will analyze the universal of the typical images of ''girl'' that frequently appear in the works of WEI-JING LEE. Furthermore, how did WEI-JING LEE use different representations and metaphors of girl to shape the identity of girl under the competition with society culture and herself？To conclude, I hope to use WEI-JING LEE as an example to try to summarize the prospect of '' shojo research '' belonging to Taiwan.