Connecting the Local and the Global: the Association for Taiwan Literature
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The Association for Taiwan Literature was founded in 2016 as a non-profit association by researchers and students from institutions dedicated to Taiwan literature in Taiwan. The aims and objectives of the association are to promote research, teaching, creative writing, translations, and international collaboration related to Taiwan literature. This report will demonstrate and evaluate multiple strategies and projects adopted by the association, including the development of intellectual and academic communities, industry–academia cooperation, the Toward Taiwan ‘New’ Literature series, and global Taiwan studies to create a sustainable community of Taiwan literature studies working outside of regular academic channels to build a collaborative network in Taiwan and beyond.
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Lou, Yi-chun (2000) 月球姓氏 [Family of the Moon], Taipei: Lianhe wenxue (in Chinese).
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Lou, Yi-chun (2001) 遣悲懷 [Elegy], Taipei: Maitian (in Chinese).
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Lou, Yi-chun (2008) 西夏旅館 [Tangut Inn], Taipei: Ink Publishing (in Chinese).
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Syaman Rapongan (1997) 冷海情深 [Cold Sea, Deep Feeling: The Ocean Pilgrims], Taipei: Lianhe wenxue (in Chinese).
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Syaman Rapongan (2002) 海浪的記憶 [The Memory of the Waves], Taipei: Lianhe wenxue (in Chinese).Wu, Ming-yi (2007) 睡眠的航線 [Routes in the Dream], Taipei: Eryu Culture (in Chinese).
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Wu, Ming-yi (2011) 複眼人 [The Man with the Compound Eyes], Taipei: New Classic Culture (in Chinese).
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Wu, Ming-yi (2015) 單車失竊記 [The Stolen Bicycle], Taipei: Maitian (in Chinese). The English version is Wu, Ming-yi (2018) The Stolen Bicycle, trans. Darryl Sterk, Melbourne: Text Publishing.
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Ye, Shi-tao (2000) 台灣文學史綱 [A History of Taiwan Literature], 2nd ed., Kaohsiung: Chun-hui (in Chinese).
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Connecting the Local and the Global: the Association for Taiwan Literature
In: International Journal of Taiwan StudiesSearch for other papers by Hsin-Chin Evelyn Hsieh in
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Abstract
The Association for Taiwan Literature was founded in 2016 as a non-profit association by researchers and students from institutions dedicated to Taiwan literature in Taiwan. The aims and objectives of the association are to promote research, teaching, creative writing, translations, and international collaboration related to Taiwan literature. This report will demonstrate and evaluate multiple strategies and projects adopted by the association, including the development of intellectual and academic communities, industry–academia cooperation, the Toward Taiwan ‘New’ Literature series, and global Taiwan studies to create a sustainable community of Taiwan literature studies working outside of regular academic channels to build a collaborative network in Taiwan and beyond.
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