英文摘要 |
Chen Ying-Zhen's literary writings and relevant production in 1980s as a whole could be regarded as a way of practice of the Third-World Literature. In 1980s, Chen wrote several fictional works, including ”Cloud” within the ”Washington Building” series and ”Mountain Roads” trilogy; in the former, Chen criticized the inter-national capitalism and in the latter, he dealt with the historical memories and in the White Terror period. Chen adds controversial issues of 1980s, such as nation-identity, social groups and class conflicts into these stories as a way of expression of his responses to topics of Taiwan's history, social problems and nationalism. At the meantime, Chen set up an influential magazine, ”Ren-jian” monthly, in 1985 and put his literary ideals into practice. ”Ren-Jian” is a reportage magazine, mainly concerning about current social and cultural events, of which public readers are usually ignorant. In the paper, I would like to explore Chen's thoughts in 1980s by re-reading his stories and analyzing the way he devotes to ”Ren-Jian”. |