英文摘要 |
Regarding the rural writing in Taiwan’s modern poems, or so called rural poems, in modern poetry research, most of the studies in modern poems focus on the research of poets such as Wu Sheng, discussing the poets (as farmers at the same time) thinking about the changes in Taiwan’s rural areas Criticism or poems may be used to document the loss and destruction of traditional farming and fishing village culture. However, over the years, we can see young farmers returning to their hometowns to return to the land, and the diverse values conveyed by farmers' markets and small crops in various places. As well as the participation and dialogue of urban youth through the countryside, various activities and issues about the countryside are also in the ascendant, and more poets conduct various reflections and reflections through writing on topography or writing on the countryside. In these poems, there are actually three kinds of writing identities. One is a poet who was originally in the land and was born in the countryside, such as Wu Sheng mentioned above; the other is a poet who has returned to his hometown from another place and may not have entered his hometown. Directly engaged in rural work, but because of returning to settle down, he began to care about his hometown’s rural areas in various ways, writing rural life and memories with poetry; the other is poets from other places, because of various reasons (travel or short-term reasons). For the sake of Ju, etc., it has a connection with the rural areas of Taiwan, and then writes the rural areas. For example, Ye Weilian’s ''Stay in the Rural Areas of Taiwan'', writes the landscape and style of the rural areas with poems. And the rural writings of the above three are bound to be different, the native poet’s locality and ''root'' thinking, the return home poet’s comparison and criticism of the city/country, the foreign impressions and landscape records of the passers-by, In fact, each has its own emphasis and level of care, and together they have jointly constructed the distortion of Taiwan’s rural areas. The author hopes to use the expositions in this article to deeply analyze the various contexts and changes of rural writing in Taiwan’s modern poems. |