英文摘要
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This paper offers a view of exploring Guo Sung-Fen's historical view and novel writing. Guo Sung-Fen's historical view was complicated because of his experience of Baodiao movement. In the 1970s, Guo was obsessed with leftwing political thought and looked forward to the utopia of revolution, which fortified him against the historical view the ROC government created. However, in the 1980s, when Guo returned to writing, he committed to presenting the disasters in the past. As reviewing the unbearable trauma of history, Guo discovered the lyrical ordinary living to create another way for the historical violence. This paper investigates the special relationship between Chen Shih-hsiang's lyrical tradition and Guo's novel writing. By exploring the gap between Guo' novel writing and his revolution ideal, this paper discusses how Guo used his novel writing to reveal lyrical living behind the historical violence, and argues that how the lyrical living can become the redemption of history and individual. Through the discussions, I claim that Guo used novel writing to find the possibility of redemption, and tried to resolve the contradiction between history and individual.
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