英國託管時期（1917-1948）巴勒斯坦地區的阿猶衝突問題之分析

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Title:	英國託管時期（1917-1948）巴勒斯坦地區的阿猶衝突問題之分析
Other Titles:	The analysis of the Arabic-Jewish conflict under the British mandate (1917-1948) in Palestine
Authors:	韓維倫 Han, Wei-lun
Contributors:	歐洲研究所蔡源林 Yuan-lin Tsai
Keywords:	猶太錫安主義;阿猶衝突;巴勒斯坦;英國託管 Zionism;Arabic-Jewish conflict;Palestine;British mandate
Date:	2006
Issue Date:	2015-08-07 15:00:20 (UTC+8)
Abstract:	第一章將對本論文的研究動機與目的、參考文獻、研究方法與限制還有論文的架構作一個簡單的介紹。第二章討論英國殖民的動機與策略以及對中東地區的殖民過程與重要事件作釐清。第三章主要是專注在這段時間中猶太人的民族主義（錫安主義）的發展與變革與同一時間阿拉伯人在英、法等列強干涉下逐步發展出民族主義的過程。第四章利用安德生對民族主義起源的代表性著作《想像的共同體》所揭櫫的第三世界民族主義運動的不同起源與過程分析阿拉伯人與猶太人的民族主義運動。最後第五章的結論，將對本論文所做的研究整理出作者自己的分析與觀點的陳述。援引薩伊徳對後殖民的論述分析英國的殖民經驗對中東地區的影響與後來阿拉伯人與猶太人都希望脫離列強的控制而獲得獨立的國家的歷史關連。但是，這樣借用西方的科技與觀念，來爭取自己的獨立，不也是另一種型態的繼續被控制。討論有關於阿拉伯世界對於鄂圖曼帝國在一次戰後的衰落讓中東地區得以脫離她的掌握，但是英法兩國卻因為自己在海外的殖民地的利益，再一次插手中東在戰後的勢力劃分，製造出分裂的阿拉伯世界，並埋下猶太人在巴勒斯坦建立國家與將來阿、猶衝突不斷的導火線。　　The first chapter is an introduction discussing the motive and the aim of my essay, the research of past studies, the method and limit of study, and the structure of this essay. Next chapter, I focus on the intention of British colonial strategy and the meaningful affairs occurring from the British colonialism in the middle-east. The third chapter emphasizes development and changing of the Zionism after the first world war, and in the mean time, the similar enlightenment of nationalism in the Arabic society in the middle-east dawning under the interference from the big powers controlling the world after the Paris Peace Conference. The forth chapter is based on the masterpiece which analyze the origin of the nationalism, Imaged Community, to examine both the Arabic nationalism movement and the Zionism development during the British mandate. My conclusion is enforced in the narration and observation on this topic. According to the discuss of Said in his prominent book, Orientalism, the experience under the British mandate, in fact, is a historical burden arousing the feeling of self-identification whether in Arabic or in Jew community, and caused each group both hoped to build his own country escaping the control of foreign powers. Yet, not only Jew but Arabian want to practice their independence by using the modern tech and ideology, and ignored the independence through this premature method will conduct anther form of control, persistently. My purpose is to demonstrate the timing at which the Middle East might have the opportunity to run away with the declining Ottoman Empire's control, but actually the big powers, like France and England took over this region splitting the Arabic society and planted the seed of founding Israel in Palestine triggering the Arabic-Jewish conflict until today.
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