The Columbia sourcebook of literary Taiwan

This sourcebook contains more than 160 documents and writings that reflect the development of Taiwanese literature from the early modern period to the twenty-first century. Selections include seminal essays in literary debates, polemics, and other landmark events; interviews, diaries, and letters by...

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Otros Autores: Chang, Sung-sheng, 1951- (-), Yeh, Michelle Mi-Hsi, Fan, Mingru, 1964-
Formato: Libro electrónico
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: New York : Columbia University Press [2014]
Colección:EBSCO Academic eBook Collection Complete.
Acceso en línea:Conectar con la versión electrónica
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Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Introduction: Literary Taiwan--An East Asian Contextual Perspective
  • Part I: The Beginnings and Entry Into Modernity Through Colonial Mediation (1728-1948) 37
  • 1. Preface to Volume 1 of Jade Ruler Between Sky and Sea (1728)
  • 2. Preface to Collection of Coral Branches (Eighteenth Century)
  • 3. Preface Number 5 (by the Author) (1816)
  • 4. Ars Poetica (Mid-nineteenth Century)
  • 5. Elucidating the Meaning of Literature
  • 6. Congratulations on the Founding of the Taiwan Literary Society
  • 7. On the New Mission to Promote Vernacular Writing
  • 8. On Reforming Classical Chinese
  • 9. A Letter to the Youth of Taiwan
  • 10. The Awful Literary Scene of Taiwan
  • 11. On Reading "A Comparison of Old and New Literature" in the Taiwan Daily News
  • 12. Diary
  • 13. Advance
  • 14. The Solitary Spirits League and the Anarchist Theater Movement
  • 15. Why Not Promote Nativist Literature?
  • 16. Annotation on Three-Six-Nine Little Gazette
  • 17. A Proposal on the Construction of Taiwanese Vernacular Writing
  • 18. On Reforming the Taiwanese Vernacular
  • 19. The Prospect of Popular Literature
  • 20. A Giant Bomb on the Old Poetry Scene
  • 21. Elegant Words
  • 22. Absolute Objection to Nativist Literature Written in the Taiwanese Vernacular
  • 23. On Taiwan's Nativist Literature
  • 24. Burning Hair--the Rites of Poetry
  • 25. Writing on the Wall
  • 26. Manifesto
  • 27. Foreword: Understanding Folk Literature
  • 28. Art Belongs to the People
  • 29. The Historical Mission of Taiwan Literary Arts
  • 30. Miscellaneous Thoughts on Literature--Two Types of Atmosphere
  • 31. Poetry Snippets: On Highbrow
  • 32. Preface to Mountain Spirit
  • 33. Youth and Taiwan (II): Ideal and Reality of the New Drama Movement
  • 34. A Chat with the Governor-General About Discontinuing Chinese Columns in Daily Newspapers
  • 35. Why Can't Taiwan's Art Scene Advance?
  • 36. Criticism and Guidance Welcomed
  • 37. On the Future of Taiwanese Literature
  • 38. The Prospect of Taiwanese Literature
  • 39. The Past, Present, and Future of Taiwanese Literature
  • 40. On Building a Literary Scene in Taiwan
  • 41. Diary (1942-1944)
  • 42. Responsibility of the Literati on the Island
  • 43. Taiwanese Theater in the Current Stage of Development
  • 44. A Conversation on Taiwanese Culture
  • 45. A Commentary on Current Literature
  • 46. Kuso Realism and Pseudo-Romanticism
  • 47. An Open Letter to Mr. Shiwai Min
  • 48. Good Writing, Bad Writing
  • 49. In Defense of Kuso Realism
  • 50. The Thorny Road Continues
  • 51. Our Propositions
  • 52. The Path of Bridge--Report on the Second Writers' Gathering
  • 53. Questions and Answers Concerning Taiwanese Literature
  • Part II: Wading Through the Cold War Under Martial Law (1949-1987) 159
  • 1. Inaugural Preface to Literary Creation
  • 2. Declaration
  • 3. Inaugural Preface to Military Literature: Establishing a Modernized, Populist, Revolutionary, and Combative National Literature
  • 4. Poetry Is Poetry; Song Is Song; We Do Not Say "Poem-Song"
  • 5. Explicating the Tenets of the Modernist School
  • 6. To the Reader
  • 7. A Critique of Peng Ge's Setting Moon and a Discussion of the Modern Novel
  • 8. Newsletter of Literary Friends: Correspondence Between Zhong Zhaozheng and Zhong Lihe
  • 9. Notes from the Editors of Epoch Poetry Quarterly
  • 10. On Symbolist Poetry and Chinese New Poetry: A Rejoinder to Professor Su Xuelin
  • 11. Five Years Later
  • 12. To the Poet Ya Xian
  • 13. Random Talk on New Poetry No. 4: Whither It Goes?
  • 14. Taiwanese Writers Whose Works Burst with Local Color
  • 15. Notes of a Poet
  • 16. Introduction to Modern Literature
  • 17. One Year of Modern Literature
  • 18. Preface to Selected Poems of the 1960s
  • 19. On Yu Guangzhong's Sirius the Dog Star
  • 20. Goodbye, Nihilism!
  • 21. Preface to the Japanese Edition of The Orphan of Asia
  • 22. An Open Letter to Guo Lianghui
  • 23. An Announcement from the Chinese Writers Association
  • 24. I Do Not Value The Locked Heart and Membership in the Writers Association
  • 25. Cutting Off the Prose Braids
  • 26. Lower the Flag to Half-Mast for May Fourth!
  • 27. Message from the Editors
  • 28. Postscript to Carefree Wandering
  • 29. Toward a New Departure in Modernism: Thoughts on the Recent Production of Waiting for Godot
  • 30. The Girl with Long Black Hair: The Author's Preface
  • 31. The Evolution of Modern Poetry in Taiwan
  • 32. Epigraph to the Inaugural Issue
  • 33. On the Predicament of Modern Chinese Poets
  • 34. On the Special Issue of Retrospect
  • 35. Not Our Paradise
  • 36. Benchmarks in Fiction Criticism: Reading Tang Jisong's "Autumn Leaves by Ouyang Zi"
  • 37. Qideng Sheng's "Polio" Style
  • 38. Take Pains to Read, Take Care to Evaluate Family Catastrophe
  • 39. Looking Forward to a New Kind of Literature
  • 40. Two Kinds of Spirit in Taiwanese Literature: A Comparison of Yang Kui and Zhong Lihe
  • 41. Author's Preface
  • 42. She Is a True Student of China: On Reading Zhang Ailing on Reading
  • 43. Should the Ban on May Fourth and 1930s Writings Be Lifted?
  • 44. Grassroots Manifesto
  • 45. The Past Decade of Taiwanese Literature (1965-1975)--with Remarks on Wang Wenxing's Family Catastrophe
  • 46. The Pursuit and Disappearance of Utopia
  • 47. Random Thoughts: Author's Preface
  • 48. Starting from the Flaws of Taipei People: On the Method and Practice of Literary Criticism
  • 49. Looking Back
  • 50. Preface to Three-Three Journal
  • 51. It is Realist Literature, Not Nativist Literature-- A Historical Analysis of Nativist Literature
  • 52. Introduction to the History of Nativist Literature in Taiwan
  • 53. The Blind Spot of Nativist Literature
  • 54. Where Is Literature Without Human Nature?
  • 55. Xiangtu Wenxue: Its Merits and Demerits
  • 56. Impressions Gleaned from the Conference on Literary Arts Organized by the Armed Forces: The Bugle of Unity
  • 57. Notes on the Publication of Essays on Nativist Literature
  • 58. Two Types of Literary Mind: On Two Short Stories That Won the United Daily Fiction Contest
  • 59. Ten Years of Flowing River
  • 60. Foreword to Anthology of the Modern Chinese Essay
  • 61. Preface to Thirty Eventful Years: The Predicament Facing the Newspaper Literary Supplement in Taiwan at Present and a Way Out
  • 62. Looking Back at the Chinese Literary Arts Association
  • 63. Taiwan Consciousness of the Taiwanese People
  • 64. Influence and Response! From Concern, Engagement, and Action to "We Have Only One Earth"
  • 65. Footprints, Sort Of: Superfluous Words on the Launch of the Newsletter of Literary Friends
  • 66. Eternal Quest (in Lieu of a Preface)
  • 67. The Question of Nativization in Taiwanese Literature at the Present Stage
  • 68. House of Salt--by Way of Introduction
  • 69. Flaws and Mercy--Preface to The Mulberry Sea
  • 70. The Translingual Generation of Poets: Beginning with the Silver Bell Society
  • 71. Heralding a Taiwanese Dawn: Introducing Lin Shuangbu, Novelist of the New Generation, and Appraising Taiwan's Enfeebled Fiction
  • 72. Sacrificing a Life to Literature Is Nothing to Boast About
  • 73. A Painful Confession
  • 74. Something Out of Nothing: On Improvisation and Theater
  • Part III: The Era of Democracy and Globalization (1987-2005) 375
  • 1. Preface to Series in Contemporary Mainland Chinese Writers: Replies to Inquiries
  • 2. Coming Together for a Long Journey Ahead: Celebrating the Birth of the Taipei Theater Fellowship
  • 3. Preface to Heteroglossia
  • 4. Writing a Literature with a Nationality
  • 5. Recovering Our Names
  • 6. Preface to Complete Works of Taiwanese Writers
  • 7. If the Poets Don't Die, the Thieves Won't Quit: The Predicament of Taiwan's Poetry Scene and How to Resolve It
  • 8. She Waves the Flag: Preface to Ping Lu's New Collection Who Killed XXX?
  • 9. Diary
  • 10. Literature of the Military Family Village: The Inheritance and Abandonment of Homesickness
  • 11. Discovering a New Taiwan: On Wang Qimei's Collage
  • 12. Inaugural Editorial of the Taiwanese Poetics Quarterly 402
  • 13.
  • The World of Mountains and Seas: Preface to the Inaugural Issue of the Culture of Mountains and Seas Bimonthly
  • 14. Who Is Going to Wear My Beautiful Knit Dress?
  • 15. Summer Mist
  • 16. Postscript to On the Island's Edge
  • 17. On Ku'er: Reflections on Ku'er and Ku'er Literature in Contemporary Taiwan
  • 18. Preface: Just Who Is the Devil with a Chastity Belt?
  • 19. Wandering in Gods' Garden (in Lieu of a Preface)
  • 20. Saving a Boatload of Starlight: The Story of How Mr. Wang Tiwu Gave Financial Assistance to Young Writers
  • 21. The Activist Character of the Literary Supplement to the United Daily
  • 22. Newspaper Literary Supplements and the Nobel Prize in Literature: A Personal Reflection
  • 23. On Bai
  • 24. Retrospect on Thirty Years of Taiwan Literary Arts
  • 25. Foreword II: On Taiwan's Literary Canon
  • 26. To the Reader: Preface to the Unitas Edition of Complete Works of Luo Zhicheng
  • 27. Broken Chinese and Good Work
  • 28. Like a Road Sign That Looks Ahead and Behind: Introduction to Compendium of Taiwanese-Language Literature
  • 29. The Brave New World of the Mother Tongue: Taiwanese-language Literature Under Construction
  • 30. A Flower Recalls Its Previous Incarnation: Remembering Zhang Ailing and Hu Lancheng
  • 31. The Mysterious Revelations of Nature Writing
  • 32. Building a Bridge for Taiwanese Literature: Foreword to the Newsletter of the National Museum of Taiwan Literature
  • 33. A Perspective on Prose
  • 34. My Story of the Chinese Language--Roaming
  • 35. A First Step out of "Migration Literature"
  • 36. Hakka Literature, Literary Hakka
  • 37. The End of the Military Family Village
  • 38. Interview with Wu He
  • 39. Zhang Xiaofeng on Prose
  • 40. Preface to the New Edition of Born Under the Twelfth Star Sign
  • 41. Ocean Tide Loves Me Best: A Dialogue Between Sun Dachuan and Xiaman Lanpoan.