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@article{ART002395369},
author={Kim, Wook},
title={A study on Recognization of Colonial Taiwan a dependant territory and the japanese magazine Shohu by Taihoku Higher School －focusing on Taiwan Representation by Japanese－},
journal={Journal of Japanese Culture},
issn={1226-3605},
year={2018},
number={78},
pages={277-293},
doi={10.21481/jbunka..78.201808.277}

TY - JOUR
AU - Kim, Wook
TI - A study on Recognization of Colonial Taiwan a dependant territory and the japanese magazine Shohu by Taihoku Higher School －focusing on Taiwan Representation by Japanese－
JO - Journal of Japanese Culture
PY - 2018
VL - null
IS - 78
PB - The Japanese Culture Association Of Korea (Jcak)
SP - 277
EP - 293
SN - 1226-3605
AB - This paper examines how representation of Taiwan by Japanese Empire unfolded in and around Taihoku Higher School, the first higher educational institution in Taiwan. In the transitional period of Colonial Taiwan, the Japanese Government General of Taiwan made efforts to change representation of the Taiwanese as a pre-modern civilization by dividing them into two groups – the Main Island people (Han Chinese) and the Aboriginal people (natives) - in order to embrace Han Chinese Main Island people. However, as the Taiwan Assimilation Association asserted Taiwanese rights and started campaigns for improved recognition of Taiwan, which the Government General could not accept, these efforts proved to be problematic as a colonial policy. For that reason, the authorities made efforts to make Taiwan a dependent territory of Japanese Empire such as establishing higher educational institution, based on the ‘mainland extensionalism’, for more effective colonial government. Therefore, this study aimed to examine the changes in recognition of Colonial Taiwan through text analysis of the Japanese language magazine Shohu of Taihoku Higher School. As a result, despite advocacy of Liberalist educational policies of Tadasu Misawa, the Principal, there were limitations, with the existence of Taiwanese people being hidden in Taiwan’s evolving appearance, which was clearly revealed through literary works of Tadao Kano and Soichi Yoshi.
KW - Colonial Taiwan;Taihoku Higher School;Taiwan Representation;Shohu;Japanese-language Magazine
DO - 10.21481/jbunka..78.201808.277
ER -

Kim, Wook. (2018). A study on Recognization of Colonial Taiwan a dependant territory and the japanese magazine Shohu by Taihoku Higher School －focusing on Taiwan Representation by Japanese－. Journal of Japanese Culture, 78, 277-293.

Kim, Wook. 2018, "A study on Recognization of Colonial Taiwan a dependant territory and the japanese magazine Shohu by Taihoku Higher School －focusing on Taiwan Representation by Japanese－", Journal of Japanese Culture, no.78, pp.277-293. Available from: doi:10.21481/jbunka..78.201808.277

Kim, Wook "A study on Recognization of Colonial Taiwan a dependant territory and the japanese magazine Shohu by Taihoku Higher School －focusing on Taiwan Representation by Japanese－" Journal of Japanese Culture 78 pp.277-293 (2018) : 277.

Kim, Wook. A study on Recognization of Colonial Taiwan a dependant territory and the japanese magazine Shohu by Taihoku Higher School －focusing on Taiwan Representation by Japanese－. 2018; 78 : 277-293. Available from: doi:10.21481/jbunka..78.201808.277

Kim, Wook. "A study on Recognization of Colonial Taiwan a dependant territory and the japanese magazine Shohu by Taihoku Higher School －focusing on Taiwan Representation by Japanese－" Journal of Japanese Culture no.78(2018) : 277-293.doi: 10.21481/jbunka..78.201808.277

Kim, Wook. A study on Recognization of Colonial Taiwan a dependant territory and the japanese magazine Shohu by Taihoku Higher School －focusing on Taiwan Representation by Japanese－. Journal of Japanese Culture, 78, 277-293. doi: 10.21481/jbunka..78.201808.277

Kim, Wook. A study on Recognization of Colonial Taiwan a dependant territory and the japanese magazine Shohu by Taihoku Higher School －focusing on Taiwan Representation by Japanese－. Journal of Japanese Culture. 2018; 78 277-293. doi: 10.21481/jbunka..78.201808.277

Kim, Wook. A study on Recognization of Colonial Taiwan a dependant territory and the japanese magazine Shohu by Taihoku Higher School －focusing on Taiwan Representation by Japanese－. 2018; 78 : 277-293. Available from: doi:10.21481/jbunka..78.201808.277

Kim, Wook. "A study on Recognization of Colonial Taiwan a dependant territory and the japanese magazine Shohu by Taihoku Higher School －focusing on Taiwan Representation by Japanese－" Journal of Japanese Culture no.78(2018) : 277-293.doi: 10.21481/jbunka..78.201808.277