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Negotiating “Civilization”: Popular Fiction from Taiwan in the 1930s
─Taking Xu Kunquan’s and Lin Huikun’s Works as Examples
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Lin, Pei-Yin
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“Homeland”: A Narrative Study of Memory and Imagination─Exploring the Meishan Writings of CHOU Bunkan
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Chang, Wen-Hsun
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The Mobilized “Native Arts” Huang Deshi and the reformation of glove puppetry in the Pacific-War period
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Shih, Wan-Shun
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Imaginary Geography of a Homeless State: Contrasting Constructions of “Home Land” and “Foreign Land” in Taiwan’s Post-war Elementary Geography Education
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Chang, Bi-Yu
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“Wild Boy” and “Perfect Lad”: The Construction of Boyhood in Lu Pin Hua and A Huei De Xin
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Wu, Mei-Ying
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Vietnam, Taiwan, and France─Yin Ling’s Life Journey, Literature Creations, and Search for Subjects
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Horng, Shu-ling
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