語言與社會行為間具有共構關係，從而表現事物秩序。本論文經由Foucault知識型進路，理解不同時期的語言秩序與首式視覺文化間的關係，並透過論述分析、符號學取徑與精神分析，嘗試詮釋不同首式論述事件，而知識與權力在首式符號上的書寫與銘刻等作用與痕跡，有助於本論文考掘不同知識組態下，首式景觀力場中的主體及性別認同。本文據此將Foucault的知識型擴充應用，藉由考掘古希臘羅馬時期、中世紀時期、文藝復興時期、古典時期及現代時期的首式事件，呈現特定認識組態上的首式視覺景觀，詮釋關涉其中之主體與性別認同，並探討知識型、認同、自然與假髮賽博格等議題。最後，本論文揭櫫當代組織身體與無器官身體同時生長的精神分裂現象，並討論在此處境下，視覺文化藝術教育的反思者與促進者角色。視覺文化藝術教育迥異於樹枝狀結構的地下莖哲理、策略與態度，及其共生及生成性格，或可對應無器官身體的慾望、力度及超連結概念。當代自我在反思主體、性別與認同等存有時，因而可藉由視覺文化藝術教育特有的創造、實驗、造橋與包容特徵或位置，創造積極意義。簡言之，本文以結構主義視野考掘歐洲歷史首式，最終在結構主義與現象學之間下錨，以詮釋當代自我的主體與性別認同，並指出視覺文化藝術教育在當代自我反思存有上的可能貢獻。
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