Table of Contents¨÷ ÀY »y : ¥x ÆW ¤å ¾Ç ¬ã ¨s ªº °ê »Ú µø ³¥ .............................................................vii §ù °ê
²M
Foreword:
The Study of Taiwan Literature: An International Perspective ..........................xiii
K. C.
Tu
CritiquesWhen Memory of History is Refreshed: Research on Taiwan Literature of the Pre-War Period for Japanese (¾ú ¥v ÇU °O ¾Ð Æò Ço Çf Æò Æî Çr ÇO Æó ¤é ¥» ¤H ÇR ÇO ÇJ ÇM ÇU ¾Ô «e ´Á ¥x ÆW ¤å ¾Ç ¬ã ¨s ) ............................................................................................ 3 Fujii
Shozo (Ãà ¤« ¬Ù ¤T)
Translated
by Elizabeth S. Wong
Arizona
State University
A Ticket to Banana Boat
(ÇÌ ÇÆ ÇÆ ÇØ ¡X ÇÄ ÇU ¼ ²î ¨é) ...........................................
11
Yamaguchi
Mamoru (¤s¤f ¦u)
Translated
by Mary Treadway
University
of California, Santa Barbara
FictionThe Oxcart (¤û ¨®) ................................................................................................................19 Lu He-jo
(§f »® Y)
Translated
by Robert Backus
University
of California, Santa Barbara
A Chance Encounter (ÁÛ °m) ..................................................................................................45 Lung
Ying-tsung (Às ·ë ©v )
Translated
by Stuart Sargent
Colorado
State University
EssaysRemembering Dr. Lai Ho (¿à ©M ¥ý ¥Í Çy ¾Ð Ç\ ) ..........................................................59 Yang
K'uei (·¨ ¶f)
Translated
by Mary Treadway
University
of California, Santa Barbara
Returning Home from Japan (¤º ¦a Ço Çq Âk Çq ÇM ) .......................................................67 Chang
Wen-huan (±i ¤å Àô)
Translated
by Elizabeth S. Wong
Arizona
State University
Appendix: Declaration of the Greater East Asian Writers Convention (ªþ ¿ý : ¤j ªF ¨È ¤å ¾Ç ªÌ ¤j ·| «Å ¨¥ ) ....................................................................................................71 Translated
by Elizabeth S. Wong
Arizona
State University
PoetryPoems in the Classical Chinese Style by Lai Ho (¿à ©M º~ ¸Ö ¿ï) On Seeing a Man Pitch
a Tent in the Marketplace at T'ung-an to Give Morphine Injections and
People Rushing to Him Endlessly Lament on Hearing a Hawker of Fritters, in the Five Character Ancient Style («s »D ½æ ªo ª¥ ã_ ªÌ ¤ ¥j )..............................................................................................................76 Reading Taiwan's General History (Ū ¥x ÆW ³q ¥v)...........................................................77 Translated
by K. C. Tu and Robert Backus
University
of California, Santa Barbara
StudiesA Note on Taiwan Literature: Three Works by Taiwanese Writers (¥x ÆW ¤å ¾Ç ÇR ÇK Æê ÇM ÇU ı Æî ®Ñ ) ................................................................................................................81 Ozaki
Hotsuki (§À ±T¨q ¾ð )
Translated
by Richard Lynn
University
of Alberta
Modernist Poetry in Prewar Taiwan: Yang Ch'ih-ch'ang, the Feng-ch'e (Le Moulin) Poetry Society, and Japanese Poetic Trends (·¨ ¿K ©÷ ¡B · ¨® ¸Ö ªÀ ©M ¤é ¥» ¸Ö ¼é -- ¾Ô «e ¥x ÆW ·s ¸Ö ²{ ¥N ¥D ¸q ¤§ ¦Ò ¹î ) .......................................................................93 Ch'en
Ming-t'ai (³¯ ©ú ¥x)
Translated
by Robert Backus
University
of California, Santa Barbara
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