Taiwanese Literature Historical Top 100

書籍介紹

台灣文學史上的一百個事件、思潮、現象、作品。

目次

• 1912－1949
  
• Traditional Literati Respond to a Changed Literary Scene—Traditional Poetry Societies during the Period of Japanese Rule／Xue Jianrong
  
• Active in the World of Literature and History—Traditional Man of Letters, Lian Yatang／Xue Jianrong
  
• A Passionate Poet of Integrity—Lin Youchun／Liao ZhenFu
  
• Expressing Aspirations through Poetry, A Woman Poet Practicing Medicine Everywhere–Shi Zhongying／Chen Jiaying
  
• The rather of New Taiwanese Literature—Lai He (Lai Ho)／Chen Jianzhong
  
• The Voice of the Taiwanese People Under Japanese Rule—The Taiwan Minpao／Lin Peirong
  
• A Long, Complicated Dispute—The New/Old LiteratureControversy During the Japanese Occupation Period／Weng Shengfeng
  
• Taiwan's First Vernacular Poetry Collection—Zhang Wojun and Love in a Chaotic City／Yang Ziqiao
  
• My Hand Writes What I Speak—The Vernacular Written Language Movement／Lin Peirong
  
• The Nativist Literature/Taiwanese Vernacular Controversy of the 1930s／Chen Shurong
  
• Spokesman for the Disadvantaged—Yang Kui／Zhao Xunda
  
• The First Taiwan Collection of Japanese Poetry—Chen Qiyun and Hot Flow／Chen YuXia
  
• A Pioneer on the Road of Thorns—Wang Baiyuan and The Road of Thorns／Zhang Wenxun
  
• The Literary Dream of Leftist Youth—Formosa／Zhang Wenxun
  
• The Pinnacle of the New Taiwanese Literature Movement during the Japanese Occupation Period— Taiwan Literature and Arts League／Zhao Xunda
  
• The Stronghold of Taiwan Realist Literature during the Japanese Occupation Period— The Salt-zone／Yang Ziqiao
  
• Surrealist Poetry Society of the Japanese Occupation Period-Le Moulin Poetry Society／Yang Ziqiao
  
• Taiwan's Most Talented Son--LO Heruo／Zhao Xunda
  
• An Impressive Picture' Taiwanese Folk Literature Collected Works of Taiwanese Folk Literature／Lin Peiya
  
• The Anguish of Intellectuals under Japanese Occupation—Long Yingzong and "A Small Town with Papaya Trees "／Jian Hongyi
  
• The Dawn of the Taiwanese New Theater Movement—The Public Performance of The Capon／Shi WanShun
  
• A Literary Group Linking Past to Future—the Silver Bell Association／Zhou Huabin
  
• Restoration and Cultural Exchange: Opportunity and Crisis—Early Postwar Newspapers and Magazines／Chen Jianzhong
  
• An Attempt to Cross the Cultural Divide—the "Bridge Supplement" Controversy／Chen Jianzhong
  
• 1950─1979
  
• A War Memoir Filled with Passion Keeping Being Adapted—Wang Lan and Blue and Black／Liao Shuyi
  
• Redefining Anti-communist Literature Classic—Jing Gui and Whirlwinid／Jian Hongyi
  
• Lighted the Fire of Modern Poetry—Ji Xian／Tsai Mingyen
  
• Inclusive then Flourishing—Blue Stars／Tsai Mingyen
  
• Raised the Surrealist Banner—The Epoch Poetry Quarterly／Tsai Mingyen
  
• A Writer Lying Dead in a Pool of Blood—Zhung Lihe／Yu Xinbei
  
• A Self-pursuit under Colonial Rule—Wu Zhuoliu and Orphan of Asia／Lin Peirong
  
• The Happy Couple Living in a House of Lights—Luo Men and Rong Zi／Xie Kunhua
  
• The Zen of an Enchanted Poet—Lo Fu and Surrealism／Xie Kunhua
  
• Tug-of-War with Eternal Nostalgia—Yu Kuang-chung／Tsai Mingyen
  
• An Explorer of Chineseness—Zhu Xining／Liao Shufang
  
• The Storyteller of Folk Legends—Sima Zhongyuan／Jian Hongyi
  
• Traversing the Historical and Literary Writing—Bo Yang／Jian Hongyi
  
• Holding Sway over Literary Arenas in the 1960s—Li Ao／Ying Fenghuang
  
• Forever Literary Evergreen—Lin Hai-yin／Wang Yu-Ting
  
• A Classic of Female Prose Writer—Chi Chun／Wang Yu-Ting
  
• A Solitude Prince Making Snow from Fire—Chou Meng-tieh／Xie Yunru
  
• A Major Promoter of Modernist Literature--Modern Literature／Liao Shufang
  
• The Representative Literary Society of Realism—Wen Ji／Liao Shufang
  
• Embracing the Soul and Expanding the Literary Blood of Taiwan—Taiwan Literature／Xu Sulan
  
• Guardians of Formosa—Li／Xie Kunhua
  
• Female Poets of Language-Crossing Generation in Taiwan—Chen Xiuxi and Dupan Fangge／Liu Weiying
  
• A Taiwanese Volunteer Soldier's Experiences in Southeast Asia—Chen Qianwu／Yang Ziqiao
  
• Lit up the History of Taiwan Literature—Yeh Shitao／Yu Xinbei
  
• A Literary Guardian of Postwar Taiwan—Zhong Zhaozheng／Jian Hongyi
  
• A Writing and Life Mentor— Wang Dingjun／Zhang Lixuan
  
• Expressing the Loneliness of a Whole Generation—Kenneth Hsien-yung Pai and Taipei People／Wu Dayun
  
• Slowly Crafted the Rebellious Classic --Wang Wen-hsing and Family Catastrophe／Wu Dayun
  
• Reaching the Peak of Perfect Modern Lyrical Poetry—Cheng Chou-yu／Xie Yunru
  
• Making the Nonentity's Voices Heard—Huang Chunming／Liang Junguan
  
• An Experimentalist of Novel Language —Wang Chen-ho／Xu Sulan
  
• Writing the Biography of Taiwan—Li Qiao and Wintry Nights Trilogy／Xu Sulan
  
• A River under the Iceberg—Zheng Qingwen／Xu Sulan
  
• A Soul Searcher in the Pursuit of Freedom in Reclusion—Qi-Deng-Sheng／Liao Shufang
  
• A Miniature of the Literary History in the 1970s—Book Review and Bibliography／Yu Xinbei
  
• Vying for Splendor in the Taboo Dominated Years—The Big Two Literary Supplements／Zhang Lixuan
  
• Operating by Literati, Appealing for Literary Readers—"Five Small Presses"／Qiu Yixuan
  
• A Literary Pen with Journalist Eyes—Literary Reportage／Zhang Lixuan
  
• A Concise and Comprehensive Literary New Look—Flash Fictio／Wu Dayun
  
• The Raffling Hostility of Nativist Literature Controversy／Chen FIsinyuan
  
• Witness to Changing Times—Crown Magazine and. Popular Reading／Ye Yaling
  
• Created Half-century Unfading Popular Sentiments by Writing and Producing—Qiong Yao Wave／Ye Yaling
  
• A Popular Literary Magazine in Anti-communist Literature Era—Wlid Winds／Jian Hongyi
  
• 1980─2011
  
• The Arranging and Reconstructing of Historical Literary Materials Chen Xinyuan／Chen Xinyuan
  
• An Astonishing, Work - -Li Ang and The Butcher's Wik Wang Yuting／Wang Yuting
  
• Years of Martial Law．A Wildfire Sets the Prairie Ablaze— Lung Yingtai and The Wildfire／Yang Zonghan
  
• The Eternal Peasant Poet—Wu Sheng／Chen Jianzhong
  
• Formosa Defender—Song Zelai／Chen Jianzhong
  
• Corning Over from "Three-three"—Yu Xinbei the Thu Sisters and the "Three-three" Group／Yu Xinbei
  
• The "Alchemist" of Taiwanese Vernacular Literature Yu Xinbei DongFang Hai and Waves Washing the Sand／Yu Xinbei
  
• Restructuring the Literary Firmament— Yang Zonghan Lin Yaode and His "Discussion On the New Generation"／Yang Zonghan
  
• The Perfect Individual Poetry Collection—Xia Yu／Chen Yucheng
  
• Dispirited and Disconsolate Yet Artistry and Style That Toweris Above All—Wu He／Liao Shufang
  
• A Historical Moment—Sounding the Bugle for Homosexual Literature—Qiu Miaojin／Yu Xinbei
  
• A Woman Navigating the "River" (Roman-Fleuve)—Shi Shuqing／Liao Shuyi
  
• International Promoter of Taiwanese Literature—Chi Pang-Yuan／Jian Hongyi
  
• Carnivals for Adults—Postwar Taiwan Literature Camps／Qiu Yixuan
  
• Return of Taiwanese Literature Languages—The Mother Tongue Movement／Chen Muzhen
  
• Mother Tongue Organizations — Literary Diversity—the Yam Poetry／Zhou Dingbang
  
• Passing on the Cultural Legacy Taiwan Indigenous Voice Bimonthly／Zheng Yawen
  
• The Fight to Preserve Cultural Heritage—The Collecting and Acquisition of Folk Literature／Zhou Dingbang
  
• Taiwan's Tropical Literature Scene—Malaysian Chinese Literature in Taiwan／Zhang Jinzhong
  
• Missing My Lost Home—Literature of the Military Dependents' Villages／Jian Hongyi
  
• From "Ladies" to "Independent Women"—Women's Literature／Jian Hongyi
  
• The Gender Movement in Literature—Gay Literature／Yu Xinbei
  
• Taiwan's Memory Puzzle—Family History Writing Since the Lifting of Martial Law／Huang Zongjie
  
• Singing with the Pen—Indigenous Literature／Zheng Yawen
  
• Symphonic Literary Presentation of Mother Tongue Language／Chen Muzhen
  
• Feeling the Heartbeats of the Land and the Fetal Movements of Literature Nature Writing／Jian Yiming
  
• Between Homeland and Strange Land—Travel Literature／Jian Yiming
  
• Carnival on the Tongue Tip—Dietary Literature／Hong Shanhui
  
• A Brand-New Wave in the Internet Age—Internet Literature／Chen Yucheng
  
• The Institutionalization of Taiwanese Literature／Chen Wan-Yi
  
• The "Home" of Taiwan Literature—The National Museum of Taiwan Literature／Wang Suhui
  
• A Yearly "Mirror"— The Almanac of Taiwan Literature／Lin Peirong
  

分類

• 書籍分類 ：文化歷史>文學
• 出版品分類：圖書
• 主題分類： 教育文化>文學
• 施政分類： 文化及觀光>學、歷史與哲學

其他詳細資訊

• 適用對象：成人(學術性)，成人(休閒娛樂)
• 關鍵詞：台灣文學史
• 附件：無附件
• 頁/張/片數：203

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