英文摘要 |
In 90s, Taiwan society was undergoing transformation. The political order reorganized and the media became well developed. Plenty of information poured in and got eliminated everyday. The frangibility of the memories was evident particularly. This article peruses four 90s fiction: Chu Tien-Hsin's(朱天心)“The Ancient City”(〈古都〉), Li Ong's(李昂)“Tsai-chuang Hsieh-chi”(〈彩妝血祭〉), Ping Lu's(平路)“Ang Shung Yu Shi”(〈暗香餘事〉), Luo Yi-Jun's(駱以軍)“Che Guang”(〈折光〉), and dissects those advanced narrative techniques in their“memory writing”. In this paper, we propose that Chu Tien-Hsin recombined the memories in different periods using the skill of Time Cartography. He struggled against the future with the past by disorganizing the time sequence; By imagination and fiction, Li Ong tried to draw near to the memories about the 228-Incident which was nearly fade away already;“Ang Shung Yu Shi”(Ping Lu)and“Che Guang”(Lo Yi-Jun)exhibited the assault and the divergence of memories respectively. They reconsidered how memories and cognitions construct each other. As the“fiction”, these works show the various possibilities of“memory writing”. |