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The aim is to explore how Taiwanese folklore was re-imagined during Japan's Greater East Asian War.

April 3, 2026Open Access

For Science, Co-Prosperity, and Love : The Re-imagination of Taiwanese Folklore and Japan's Greater East Asian War

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The aim is to explore how Taiwanese folklore was re-imagined during Japan's Greater East Asian War.
Analysis of folklore texts
Examination of historical context
Comparative cultural studies
Increased blending of Japanese and Taiwanese folklore elements
Shifts in cultural identity during colonial rule
Recognition of folklore as a form of resistance

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