論九○年代崛起女作家作品中的追尋─以郝譽翔、成英姝和朱少麟為例;The Search of Female Writers in the 90s-The Study of Literature Works from Hao Yu-Hsiang, Chen Ying-Shu and Zhu Shaolin

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Title:	論九○年代崛起女作家作品中的追尋─以郝譽翔、成英姝和朱少麟為例;The Search of Female Writers in the 90s-The Study of Literature Works from Hao Yu-Hsiang, Chen Ying-Shu and Zhu Shaolin
Authors:	王悅詩;Heng, Yue-Shi
Contributors:	中國文學系
Keywords:	九○年代女作家;追尋;自我;自由;female writers in the 90s;search;self;freedom
Date:	2016-12-29
Issue Date:	2017-01-23 16:05:28 (UTC+8)
Publisher:	國立中央大學
Abstract:	台灣女性文學從五四時期興起，女性寫作從早前偏向「懷鄉」或是家庭婚姻的題材，再後來走向了愛情書寫。然而隨著政治的解嚴，帶進各種思潮，九○年代走向一個多元且眾聲喧嘩的年代。女性寫作亦受此影響，尤其在這時崛起的女作家，也顯出了這種特質。儘管多元走向讓她們的寫作方向各有所不一，然而在她們的作品裡，都帶有「追尋」的意識。本論文以九○年代崛起的三位女作家，郝譽翔、成英姝和朱少麟為例。藉由她們的作品，尤其小說，討論女作家在作品中的追尋。郝譽翔擅長書寫家族故事。成英姝擅長性別書寫，勾起性別話題。朱少麟則擅長書寫都市人們的內心與困境。她們在不同的寫作主題中各有其追尋的目的。縱然三位女作家的作品乍看毫無關連，卻可以發現她們同時也都在尋找自我與自由。在追尋自我這一面，她們較偏向於對自我性別與自我存在的挖掘與認同。在追尋自由這一面，她們也從發現不自由的原因，到後來明白真正獲得自由的方法。無論她們想要追尋的是甚麼，她們最終也在書寫中尋得救贖。 ;This paper took from the 1990s of Taiwan, three emerging female writers who rose in the literary world. Hao Yu-Hsiang, Chen Ying-Shu and Zhu Shaolin discussed the ‘search ’of female writers within their literary works, especially novels. Hao Yu-Hsiang is well-known for her works entangled in familial affairs, Chen Ying-Shu, whose work often stirred-up discussion on gender issues, and under Zhu Shaolin’s pen, her works penetrate into the inner most thoughts of the urbanites and shed lights on what trouble them. All three of these writers have each with their different themes separate pursuits of goal. However, though seemingly unrelated, reading their works together unveiled a surprisingly similar pattern of self-discovery and search for freedom among the three authors. On self-discovery, they are inclined to discover more about their own gender identity and existence. And through searching freedom, they each went through a transformative journey from finding their own shackles to eventually understood and found true freedom. Regardless of their pursuits, they were all able to redeem themselves through the literally world as the writing draws to a close.
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