Beschreibung
Anti-Communist literature is the most representative literary genre in Taiwan in the 1950s. Most anti-Communist literature was written by mainland authors who followed Chiang Kai-shek to Taiwan after losing the mainland. Their works reflected the political ideology of the Chinese Nationalist Party and a sense of anti-Communism, patriotism, and nostalgia. This book reexamines anti-Communist literature on the whole and the development of literary system in 1950s Taiwan. It also explores the connections between the narrative structure and literary history, and their influences of Realism literature values on Taiwans literary environment of the 1950s.
Autorenporträt
Kang-fen Chen received her PhD in National Donghwa University. She is currently teaching at Chung Yuan Christian University in Taiwan, mainly on the subjects of Chinese Literature Classics, Literacy and Rhetoric, Introduction to Huang Chun-ming's Fiction. Her main research interest lies in Taiwan Modern and Contemporary Literature.
