戰後臺灣的郵票與黨國認同之形塑（1945-1992）

Abstract

本研究聚焦於戰後臺灣的郵票與黨國認同的形塑。在戰後臺灣，郵票經過統治者的認可而被發行，它們除了可以被視作可閱讀的文本，也反映出被中國國民黨所掌握的中華民國政府的意圖與意識型態。本研究所探討的，首先是中華民國政府在戰後臺灣發行郵票的歷程，接著是郵票票面上具備形塑黨國認同效果的主題，最後是具備形塑認同之能力的郵票如何在戰後臺灣的社會中扮演各種角色。研究結果顯示，即使郵票並非唯一有效的工具，戰後臺灣的郵票確實對黨國認同的形塑發揮一定程度的效果。

The thesis focuses on postage stamps in post-war Taiwan and the formation of the party-state identity. Postages stamps in post-war Taiwan can be read as officially sanctioned texts that reflect the intention and the ideology of the government of the Republic of China (ROC), which was controlled by the Kuomintang of China (KMT). The first purpose of the thesis was to find out that how postage stamps were issued by the government of the ROC, also known as the government of the KMT. Another aim of the thesis was to investigate themes that reflect the formation of the party-state identity. Finally, roles of the stamps as tools to affect the identity of people in post-war Taiwan were examined in the thesis. In the thesis, it was discovered that postage stamps in post-war Taiwan had played a part in the formation of the party-state identity although a postage stamp was not the only tool to change people’s identity.