朝向「後人類詩」--陳克華詩的科幻視域
Journal
臺大文史哲學報
Journal Issue
78期
Pages
75-116
Date Issued
2013
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Abstract
The fusion of science fiction and poetry has both widened the scope of science fiction and renewed styles in poetry; yet, however, the current scholarship concerning this area has remained extremely limited. The present article seeks to explore science fiction poetry within the whole of Taiwanese literature in order to establish a comprehensive standard for evaluation. A focused study will furthermore be made on Chen Ke Hua, an important figure in science fiction poetry, with consideration towards his more representative works.The long science fiction poems of Chen's early period reflected a modernist spirit, breaking the then popular trends of narrative poetry. By his middle and late periods, Chen's works became shorter in length and science fiction increasingly evolved into the dominant influence of his vision, thus giving birth to a variety of unique metaphors, imagery, and emotions. Other elements (e.g., urbanism, politics, and the physical body) also concurrently became intermingled into his writing, creating new forms.
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journal article