英文摘要 |
It is noteworthy that Yang Mu has produced some "history poems" since 1968, which have more or less contributed to the development of modern Taiwanese poetry. This paper argues that it is history as "dramatic experience" rather than as "vision" that is profoundly represented in Yang's historical imagination and that Yang's historical sense results from his transnational experience and intellectual adventure during the past several decades. Furthermore, Yang's ideas about history coincidently correspond with the "existential historicism" articulated by Frederic Jameson in the essay "Marxism and Historicism." Through textual analysis, contextualization, and theoretical engagement, the paper aims to examine the strategies and modes that Yang Mu employs in inscribing his historical sense and cultural identity, and ultimately, to investigate the potential and limits of "poetics of history" in general. |