英文摘要 |
"This article aims to explore the concept and significance of Chinese Vietnamese poet Yin Ling's travel poems. Yin Ling is from My Tho City of Vietnam and has always used travel as a manifestation of her life style, whether it is through the travel process to complete her personal forgetting of the Saigon war, to return to her childhood in South Vietnam, or to walk at the forefront of the time. She indeed shapes her unique life style through travel. Yin Ling has written down various kinds of travel experiences around the world including food tasting and special encountering. This article wants to read and explore these travel poems and speculate on the concept and significance of Yin Ling's writing style of mixing travelling and writing. In addition, the article also wants to inspect other meanings demonstrated in Yin Ling’s travel poems with the “cognitive mapping” concept proposed by Kevin Lynch. According to Fredric Jameson, the concept of “cognitive mapping” appearing in Kevin Lynch’s book 'The Image of the City' intends to eliminate the alienation for a place. When inspecting the concept and significance of travel in Yin Ling’s travel poems, in addition to reciting her rich personal experience with different local travel practices, it is also important for readers to consider her intention to get rid of the sad memories for the war and her searching for hometown and the meaning of existence." |