英文摘要 |
Wei-Jan Chi takes a unique position as a “professional playwright” of the moderntheater in Taiwan, continually writing plays and making productions on stage. In1979, under the suppressed atmosphere of martial law, he published his first script,Yugong moving mountains , which had shown his distinct thinking and attempts greatlydifferent from other contemporary playwrights. He came back to Taiwan from the U.S.after having received his PhD, and subsequently finished a series of plays, includinga trilogy of home: White Thief of Dark Night (1996), Without Wind and without Rain(1998), Long Time No See (2004) . The theme of his trilogy falls on “family” and atthe same time traces the historical changes of Taiwan. It is also engaged with the postcolonialand postmodern phenomenon of Taiwanese literature, which desires to look forits subjectivity and self-identity. Through exposing himself, the narrative techniquesand content of the trilogy constantly collide with the outside circumstances in order tosearch inside for an outlet for life. |