英文摘要 |
The essence of Taiwan's neo-literature lies in that choosing a written language and identifying the subjectivity in literature are moving in parallel. The development of Taiwanese aborigines' neo-literature can be divided into two phases: In the 1960s, it was choosing the language of the neo-literature; not until the 1980s was the subjective consciousness in literature being precisely grabbed. The two decades in between is the transition period of using a new language to write old literature. Taiwanese aborigines' neo-literature experienced the two phases of ''old-new literature'' and ''new-new literature''. CHEN Ying-siong is the only writer of ''old-new literature'', the only one during the two decades. That indicates CHEN Ying-siong occupies an irreplaceable place in Taiwanese aborigines' literature history.Reading the works of a writer is the top priority of knowing the writer. Still, this article also includes the interviews with CHEN Ying-siong to verify his works through his life and thoughts. During the interviews, I was unexpectedly given the unpublished manuscripts of one of his novels, The Roaring Earth. They've become the important materials to know the current state of Mr. CHEN's literature. With knowing Mr. CHEN's life and conducting further analysis of The Roaring Earth, this article can be viewed to have found the panorama of Mr. CHEN's literature. |