| 英文摘要 |
This paper focuses on debates over the Manchurian literary construction, which were mainly published in literary supplements of Manchu News and Mingshengwanbao in 1935-1936. It intends to investigate how the Manchurian left and right-wing writers explored the possible relationships among literature, subjectivity, and society in the colonial contextof complicated sociopolitical changes. In these debates, writers of both sides argue firstly about the social functions of literary creation and its relationship with social realities, and secondly about the interaction between individual life experiences and writers’ social consciousness, and lastly about the ideologies of literary works. This paper indicates that, first of all, the debates not only reflect the common themes of some socialist ideas of the 1920s, but also show the characteristics of different regions and cultural development. In the second place, underneath these emotional arguments is Manchurian writers’ anxiety about how to express transcendental cognition.It is precisely because of such anxiety that they did not fall into ideological rigiditywhen confronting any social ideologies. |