英文摘要 |
This article focuses on the left-wing female characters who experienced White Terror in Chen Ying-Zhen and Lan Bo-Zhou's writings. Chen Ying-Zhen and Lan Bo-Zhou created left-wing women characters from their imagination and expectation. Willing to play multiple roles, such as mothers, wives and labors, became the ideal images of these women. This paper first argues that the grand narrative of social classes and nations tended to ignore the subjectivities of women. Secondly, the female subject was often integrated into the class issues. The political concerns always take precedence over gender issues. Thirdly, the left-wing females were often enlightened by male elites. Finally, in Chen Ying-Zhen and Lan Bo-Zhou's writings, the maternal spirits became socialism and revolutionary ideas. This article explores the roles of the left-wing women in the writings of the left-wing male writers and discusses the ''unhappy marriage'' of national liberation, socialism, and female subjects. |