英文摘要 |
Focusing on Huang Chong Kai's Blue Fiction, this research centers on the interweaving of ''sex/writing'' dimensions in order to explore the peculiarity of this work as situated within the field of Taiwan literature in the 21st century. By writing about sex consumption in the era of globalization, Blue Fiction proposes that ''extremity'' and ''limitation'' are the two sides of the same coin. This paper argues that the erotic narrative in literary tradition--from abstinence, obscenity, enlightenment, to radicality— has symbolized sexual greatness in a sociocultural context. However, Blue Fiction tries to open up topics which have not been explored in Taiwan's postmodern erotic text, foregrounding everyday sexuality and its paradoxes. Moreover, from the ''narrative of desire'' to the ''desire for narrative,'' the text not only expresses the novelist's consciousness vis-avis his own literary identity and significance, but also articulates the Foucauldian terms of ''stylism'' and ''aesthetics of existence''. Thus, this research looks at the ''self-referential'' techniques in Blue Fiction and the novelist's view of literature to further examine ''the technology of the self'' of Huang Chong Kai as a new competitor in the new era of Taiwan literature. |