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Narrative Conveyance of Story Themes in Temples The Bulletin of JSS D Vo l . x No.x pp.1-6(20xx) Original papers Received January 12, 2015; Accepted September 15, 2015 Original paper and Value of Hand-touch Products. Journal of National 26. Millman D. Brand thinking and other noble pursuits. United University 2008; 5(1): 159-179. Skyhorse Publishing: New York, 2011. 8. Gobe M. Emotional branding. Allworth Press: New 27. Martin CL. Relationship marketing: A NARRATIVE CONVEYANCE OF STORY THEMES IN York, 2009. high-involvement product attribute approach. Journal 9. Hassenzahl M. The interplay of beauty, goodness, and of Product & Brand Management 1998; 7(1): 6-26. TEMPLES usability in interactive products. Human-Computer 28. Roberts K. Lovemarks: the future beyond brands Interaction 2004; 19(4): 319-349. Argentina. DIRCOM Group: Buenos Aires, 2004; 10. Lin R. Cultural Creativity Added Design Value, Art 35-46. 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We focused on Taiwanese temples 24. Park CW, Jaworski BJ, Maclnnis DJ. Strategic brand Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting, SAGE Temple images are narrative, guiding viewers through the concept-image management. The Journal of Marketing Publications, 2012; 56(1): 1020-1024. constructed in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, 1986; 135-145. 43. D'souza ME, Hancock PA, Hoonhout HC, Krout K, illustrated stories. The story themes in temples exemplified investigating the narrative images. A review of literature, 25. Prayag G. Brand image assessment: international Ohme PJ, Walline EK. Designing Products to Evoke an the histories, cultures, and crafts of the construction period historical novels, and narrative structures was conducted to visitors' perceptions of Cape Town. Marketing Emotional Connection in Users, In Proceedings of the and were primarily selected from historical novels and understand the historical backgrounds and to elucidate the Intelligence & Planning 2010; 28(4): 462-485. Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual novels of gods and spirits. This study focused on exploring correlation between the story theme and the narration. Meeting. SAGE Publications, 2010; 54(20): 1747-1751. THE SCIENCE OF DESIGN BULLETIN OF JSSD Vol. xx No. x 20xx Copyright © 2012 日本デザイン学会 All Rights Reserved. THE SCIENCE OF DESIGN B U L L E T I N O F JSSD Vol. 62 No. 3 2015 771 10 THE SCIENCE OF DESIGN BULLETIN OF JSSD Vol. 53 No. 1 2006 2. Literature Review and Theoretical Framework (14 temples), and ancestor worship (one temple). According We referred to literature on story themes in temples and to the domains the patron deities preside over and the on narrative structures to determine the narrative structure deities’ backgrounds, the category can be divided into of story themes in Taiwanese temples. protecting on waters and seas (six temples), ensuring safety 2.1 Story Themes in Temples and protection (five temples), practicing Buddhism (four From the works of skilled artisans who immigrated temples), curing epidemics and providing medical from Tangshan in China to the creations
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