英文摘要 |
This paper focuses on the “war imagination and horrors “ writing of Taiwan writersin the modernism generation, discusses how the modern writers dealt with the ”wartrauma that the first generation of postwar could not face, and from the perspective ofsubjective reality outlines human circumstances and choices in war scenes and frames. This paper studies the texts of Bai Xian-yong (白先勇), Li Yu(李渝), Wang Wen-hsing(王文興), and Guo Sung-fen(郭松棻) regarding war subjects. Although most ofthe modern writers had no war experience, they intended to describe the Chinese CivilWar by using their imagination and created the other side of true war history which wasdifferent from the selective interpretation of war history by the government. Moreover,their works presented some issues regarding the violent essence of wars, people’s hurtsfrom wars and solders’ guilt after wars. The key point of these works is not to reappearthe objective history, but to present the subjective reality. On the one hand, theypresented the evil’s writing for the need of human integrity. On the other hand, theyreflected the guilt of the postwar first generation caused by the Chinese Civil War, andmade the catharsis like tragedies do for readers. Finally, based on the human circumstancescreated according to the war history, they brought up many ethical issues thatpeople would face under extreme situations, and created an innovative way of dialecticsbetween Taiwan history and literature. |