What Did the Japanese Residents in Taiwan Think of “Hometown” in the 1940s?: Reading Toshio Ikeda's Ethnographical Accounts of Taiwan

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  • 一九四〇年代の在台日本人の郷土意識
  • 一九四〇年代の在台日本人の郷土意識 : 池田敏雄の台湾民話を例として
  • イチキュウヨン〇ネンダイ ノ ザイダイ ニホンジン ノ キョウド イシキ : イケダ トシオ ノ タイワン ミンワ オ レイ ト シテ
  • ――池田敏雄の台湾民話を例として――

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<p>During the 1940s in Taiwan there was a shift in the concept of a hometown among both Taiwanese and Japanese people. Such an epistemological change concerning one's own country can be traced in the ethnographical accounts of Taiwan by a Japanese resident named Toshio Ikeda. His folkloristic discourses must be studied as an important historical source because they vividly reflect the complicated cultural negotiations between Taiwan and Japan in the 1940s.</p>

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  • Japanese Literature

    Japanese Literature 64 (9), 50-60, 2015-09-10

    Japanese Literature Association

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