Introduction to Postwar Taiwan Fiction Unit 13 The Chu Sisters: Love, Memories, and the City Lecturer: Richard Rong-bin Chen, PhD of Comparative Literature.
Introduction to Postwar Taiwan Fiction Unit 8: Re-inventing the History of the Republic Lecturer: Richard Rong-bin Chen, PhD of Comparative Literature.
Introduction to Postwar Taiwan Fiction Unit Five Wars against the Communists: Taiwan behind the Scenes of the Korean and Vietnamese Wars Lecturer: Richard.
Introduction to Postwar Taiwan Fiction Unit Seven: The Poetics of Diaspora and Nostalgia Lecturer: Richard Rong-bin Chen, PhD of Comparative Literature.
Introduction to Postwar Taiwan Fiction Unit 10: Nativist-realist Stories of Fate: The Cases of Huang Chun-ming and Wang Chen-ho. Lecturer: Richard Rong-bin.
Introduction to Postwar Taiwan Fiction Unit Four The 1949 Great Retreat: Torn between the Two Worlds Lecturer: Richard Rong-bin Chen, PhD of Comparative.
Introduction to Postwar Taiwan Fiction Unit 9: The Arrival of Modernism Lecturer: Richard Rong-bin Chen, PhD of Comparative Literature. Unless noted, the.
Introduction to Postwar Taiwan Fiction Unit Three History and Traumatized Lives— The Stories of Chen Ying-chen and Guo Song-fen Lecturer: Richard Rong-bin.
Introduction to Postwar Taiwan Fiction Unit 12 Lost in a Big City: Stories by Chang Ta-chun and Huang Fan Lecturer: Richard Rong-bin Chen, PhD of Comparative.
Introduction to Postwar Taiwan Fiction Unit Six: Caught between Left and Right— The Protect Diaoyutai Islands Movement and Fiction Writing Lecturer: Richard.
Introduction to Postwar Taiwan Fiction Unit 14 Voices from the Margin: Stories by Li Yongping and Topas Tamapima Lecturer: Richard Rong-bin Chen, PhD of.
