英文摘要 |
The early phase of the Malaysian Chinese writer Bing Gu's prose was mainly about life in the rubber plantation. As Bing Gu went deep into life and gained more work experiences, his prose has increasingly become diversified in theme and style. This paper is an attempt to look into Bing Gu's later works to explore his contributions to prose writing. Since Bing Gu's prose is deeply rooted in social reality and has much to do with his own life experience, it is autobiographical by nature. More importantly, as I will indicate in my investigation, many of his prose writings can also be related to various major concerns in contemporary literary studies, such as rainforest writing, nature writing, literary anthropology, oceanian literature, and pathography. The fact makes Bing Gu's prose unique in the Malaysian Chinese literary scene indeed. |