英文摘要 |
Chu T'ien-hsin is one of the most important writers in Taiwan. Reading Chu's novels, we find that Chu's awareness of her ethnic identity has everything to do with the changes of political situation in the island and can be analyzed with postmodern identity theory. In her early writing years, Chu T'ien-hsin considers herself a native Chinese without a bit of doubt, while in the 90s of last century she begins to feel uncertain about being a Chinese and recognizes that she maybe was born to becoming a Taiwanese. Chu's change of her ethnic identity recognition is a response to the political challenge posed by the society. When more than 70% of the mainland China immigrants consider themselves Taiwanese, it is only nature for Chu to admit that she is a daughter of Taiwan too. |