1st Edition
Taiwan’s Modern Identity Reimagined Becoming Taiwanese
Introduction PART I Navigating Japanese colonialism and the origin of becoming 1 Staging intervention in Japanese colonial Taiwan 2 The imagination of Lai He and Lü Heruo 3 Yang Kui’s polyvalent identity and the question of authenticity PART II Chinese articulations in a time of crisis 4 Constructing a Chinese identity in a divided world 5 China-centrism in the writing of Huang Chunming 6 Chen Yingzhen’s pan-China identity and repositioning Taiwan PART III Post-Martial Law Taiwan and becoming Taiwanese 7 Taiwanization and the radical performance of hybridity 8 The politics of homecoming in the works of Zhu Tianxin 9 Mapping the Taiwanese experience as a feminine experience Conclusion
Biography
Rosemary Haddon is an independent scholar and former senior lecturer in Chinese and Chinese program coordinator at Massey University, New Zealand.
