사라지는 것과 사라지지 않는 것― ‘대만문학사’ 서술 속의 陳映眞

Abstract

On November 22, 2016, at 14:36, one of the most important writers and critics in the history of Taiwan literature, Chen, Yingzhen left the world in Beijing. Chen, Yingzhen left his life quietly behind the discussion of various topics related to his literature life. Chen, Yingzhen, a idealistic left intellectual, was an advocator for reunification with China in Taiwan. He played a important role in Taiwan literary history through a constant debate with many intellectuals who supported Taiwan independence and Taiwanese literature. In particular, Chen, Yingzhen have consistently maintained critical positions on Taiwanese literature for a lifetime, bringing constant theoretical excitement and tension to Taiwan independence and Taiwanese literature supporters. This paper attempts to trace Chen, Yingzhen on the history of Taiwanese literature in accordance with his footsteps. How his literary thoughts and political ideas are illuminated and described in the history of Taiwanese literature? The way to understand one person may be important to look back at the way the one has walked, but you can also draw the outline through the critics and their narratives. From this point of view, this paper attempts to find Chen, Yingzhen, which is faithfully described in Taiwanese literature. Chen, Yingzhen is a symbol and phenomenon of Chinese consciousness and leftist movement, rather than simply an individual of Taiwanese literature, and is a one of the most valuable concept that dissects the history of Taiwan literature. In the criticism of Chen, Yingzhen's lack of Taiwan consciousness, Taiwanese literature, we may be able to portray what he has been pursuing for a lifetime as a spectrum. The truth may be somewhere in or around this lifetime spectrum, but the last mission will be refined by more important follow-up studies in the future, and this paper is just going to find a foundation for it and be content to recall his literature life. However, the impression of the reader is that he has shared a part of his life with him, and the memories of those who remember him will have a clearer picture than anything else. What will fade and what will not? Perhaps more important than this will be the true works of Chen, Yingzhen's literary and his ideal. Even the mountain trail he walked on, the footsteps left in every part of Taiwan, and the people who were followed his footstep, would have been left with more regrets and sadness than anything else.