英文摘要
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Behind numbers of post-modernist expressions, post-modem Taiwanese novelist Luo Yijun, undoubtedly had searched for identity recognition over and over again within his novels; "Who am I?" he questioned. Behind the identity recognition, it is when Taiwanese-Mainlanders face historical consciousness and local consciousness, they struggling between compIex mental state of "Chinese immigrants" or "outside of Taiwan" Through novels of Luo Yijun, we use the ethical literary criticism, which more clearly to see the subtle ethical dilemma and recognition ambivalence of the Taiwanese Mainlanders and their descendants. This is bidirectional and complicated ethical relations, which the relation between China and Taiwan just like relation between father and son relatively in history. But which point Luo Yijun had used to observe Taiwanese Mainlanders and their descendants ' position in historical spectrum? In this premise, this thesis borrows ethical literary criticism, to find out and think the complexity of the ethical problem they face.
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