: The book traces Taiwan’s transformation from a "periphery" to a cultural "frontier," reflecting its history as a Japanese colony, an outpost of the Chinese empire, and its modern status as a thriving democracy.
: The collection showcases a diverse range of forms, including: Lyrical meditations and political satire. Adaptations of haiku and concrete poetry. Surrealism, postmodernism, and visual poetry.
: Yang Mu, Xi Murong (Zhang Cuo), Wu Sheng, and Xia Yu. Frontier Taiwan: AN ANTHOLOGY OF MODERN CHINESE...
The anthology includes works from several generations of writers, such as: : Yang Hua and Yang Chichang.
: The anthology was edited by Michelle Yeh , a professor at UC Davis, and N. G. D. Malmqvist, a member of the Swedish Academy. : The book traces Taiwan’s transformation from a
: Ji Xian, Chen Xiuxi, Zhou Mengdie, and Yu Guangzhong.
: It includes a 50-page introduction by Michelle Yeh that provides a scholarly overview of the social, political, and linguistic forces shaping Taiwan's unique poetic identity. Featured Poets Surrealism, postmodernism, and visual poetry
: It features approximately 400 poems by 50 different poets , spanning from the early 1900s to the late 20th century.
: The book traces Taiwan’s transformation from a "periphery" to a cultural "frontier," reflecting its history as a Japanese colony, an outpost of the Chinese empire, and its modern status as a thriving democracy.
: The collection showcases a diverse range of forms, including: Lyrical meditations and political satire. Adaptations of haiku and concrete poetry. Surrealism, postmodernism, and visual poetry.
: Yang Mu, Xi Murong (Zhang Cuo), Wu Sheng, and Xia Yu.
The anthology includes works from several generations of writers, such as: : Yang Hua and Yang Chichang.
: The anthology was edited by Michelle Yeh , a professor at UC Davis, and N. G. D. Malmqvist, a member of the Swedish Academy.
: Ji Xian, Chen Xiuxi, Zhou Mengdie, and Yu Guangzhong.
: It includes a 50-page introduction by Michelle Yeh that provides a scholarly overview of the social, political, and linguistic forces shaping Taiwan's unique poetic identity. Featured Poets
: It features approximately 400 poems by 50 different poets , spanning from the early 1900s to the late 20th century.