英文摘要
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Comparing with the growth of other modern arts that recognized immediately by people when imported during Japan-dominated period, the choreography can obviously be named "belated modernity" even though dancers make good use of or emphasize their "bodies". Thus, we'll discuss the Taiwanese female dancers in this article via the point of view of sex. The novels, "The Youth(青春)" "The Red Shoes(紅鞋子)" written by Yeh Shih-tao (葉石濤) and "The Dancer Sasha(舞者莎夏)" written by Jang Yuan (章緣), we'll discuss seem display a process of dance history in Taiwan.. They showed continuity of time (from 1945 to 90') and changing of space (from Japan, Taiwan to the America). The female dancers of two generations, that show their differences in bodies and in careers from general females, between these two novels thus conceive ways of interacting with different gender. The differences of their encounters and of the results of interacting with different gender are the focus here. Moreover, the absolute destiny of Taiwanese female dancers to wander about territories gives a topic dealing with genders and yearning for nations. This also helps us to think about the existence and situation of dance in Taiwan.
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