英文摘要 |
One can tell the important significance of feminist author Li Ang inModern Taiwanese Literature by the number of academic papers by numerousscholars published over the past years with her works as their subject of analysis.However, the main focus discussed in most of these papers lean heavily onthe intrinsic analysis of text. Putting Li Ang into the literary field of ModernTaiwanese Literature to observe the interaction of the subject and object overliterature is comparatively scarce. Since Li Ang returned from the U.S. in 1978,with another self-conscious style and vivid self image, she enters literary fieldonce more. With this unique characteristic, she shaped for herself a specialartistic position that fits in to the current society and point in time and yet retaindistinctive individuality. Li Ang’s identity in 80’s literature, not only led her tocontinue on the writing track of earlier works, but also set the key factor thatlead to the gradual, dramatic changes of her literary expression in the 90’s. Forthis reason, this study would like to focus on Li Ang’s works and literary activitiesof the 80’s, with the aid of Pierre Bourdieu’s theory to the following enlightenconcepts: literary field, habitus, capital, position, position-taking, distinction andso on to help in pondering on the interaction between the author and the literaryfield. The focus of this study would be in answering these following questions:How does the rapid change in political and social environment as well as the emerging new cultural production terms of the 80’s influence on the structure ofliterary field? How to observe Li Ang’s process of positioning in the 80’s literaryfield? The author’s habitus and number of capital, how do these factors decideher position in the literary field? How to acquire the symbolic position? PlacingLi Ang into the 80’s literary field to reflect and ponder is essential for us to havea comprehensive, macroscopic view of author Li Ang’s literary activities over thepast thirty years, marking an important and necessary starting point. |