英文摘要 |
Ling Yu (1952-) published her seventh collection of poems ''Pastoral / 5:49 PM'' in 2014, which won the Wu Zhuoliu Literary Award for New Poems. And this poetry aroused widespread discussion. This poetry depicted the landscapes she saw on the way from her home in Taipei to Yilan University where she teaches, including spatial scenes such as trains, Guishan Island, countryside, farmhouses and mud roads. The writing mode of space is different from her past experience which were concerned about ancient maps, cities and series of ''boxes''. The depiction of the series changes from the contradictions and frustrations of isolation and fleeing to an open, free and harmonious state of mind. This article starts with her train experience, and from the flow of joyful emotions, we can see that Ling Yu gradually relaxes her tone and enters the life pace of the secular country. Secondly, from her depiction of rural landscapes, she analyzes her love of rural people and things, and her resistance to commercial invasion. Ling Yu proposes the aesthetics of ''abandonment'' to resist the over-exploitation of the pastoral. This pastoral view has a ''new'' value, and it also represents her attempt to construct an inner-ordered ''inside'' pastoral. |