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　　《給自己和孤獨的星球》是語凡第9本詩集，曾用《淺談給自己和孤獨的星球》之名入圍台灣週夢蝶詩獎並與第三名得獎者同分。詩集寫給這顆受傷累累的藍色星球和住在上面一個個孤獨的人和靈魂，有很多詩篇以極短的篇幅來探索人生，有時也僅僅是詩人的一點問句和感悟。

作者簡介

　　語凡，原名曾國平，新加坡文藝協會副會長，《新加坡文藝報》主編，曾經出版詩集《逝去的羽光》、《草地裡的男生》、《旅行的困境》、《我們不知道的歸類》、《你的名字是甜》、《黑色城市》、《查無此人》、《厚·重》、《給自己和孤獨的星球》，散文詩集《語凡散文詩選》，散文集《致陌生人》。曾經獲得新加坡文學獎、方修文學獎、台灣詩學創作獎散文詩佳作獎、台灣現代詩五週年詩獎正獎、第一屆台灣人間魚金像獎與時報文學獎新詩獎。詩文發表在新加坡，台灣，香港，印尼，中國等。

　　詩集分〈厚〉與〈重〉。〈厚〉收錄靜物（對物的書寫），閒情（情為何物），詩人（與詩人對話），地景（地景詩寫），島國（書寫新加坡），茶詩（以茶入詩）。〈重〉收錄了時間的故事（書寫時光），戀人與初戀（戀愛之惦記），人的自畫像（詩人的自述），活物質活物（眾生相），近處與遠方（旅行至遠方）。想一本詩集收錄如此多主題，真是不自量力，但也希望讀者看在如此努力用心的份上，拍掌鼓勵一二。

作者簡介

　　語凡，原名曾國平，新加坡文藝協會副會長，《新加坡文藝報》主編，曾經出版詩集《逝去的羽光》、《草地裡的男生》、《旅行的困境》、《我們不知道的歸類》、《你的名字是甜》、《黑色城市》、《查無此人》，散文詩集《語凡散文詩選》，曾經獲得新加坡文學獎，方修文學獎，台灣詩學創作獎散文詩佳作獎，台灣現代詩五週年詩獎正獎，第一屆台灣人間魚金像獎。詩文發表在新加坡，台灣，香港，印尼，中國等。

“We obsess about who they look like - the papa, the mama, a cousin, one or other of grandparents.

Mostly, they look like each other. Or like bugs. Or burritos.”

What does it truly mean to be a grandparent — to care for and nurture young life as you look back on your own, and experience the world afresh through their eyes?

The Art of Being a Grandmother: An Incomplete Diary of Becoming is an honest and heartfelt exploration of self — as a mother, grandmother, visual artist and writer. Following her acclaimed autobiographical play, Still Life (2019) with Checkpoint Theatre, Dana Lam invites you into her world as she chronicles the process of becoming a grandparent through her art and writings. The careful interweaving of candid, meditative journal entries with stunning watercolour and ink renderings of scenes of her daily life deftly captures the unique pleasures and challenges of grandparenthood. Poignant, tender, and funny all at once, this volume will delight readers of all ages with its warmth and wonder.

“Being a mother is, arguably, a choice for some.

Being a grandmother is a decision made for you by someone else.”

A 200-page visual journal by Dana Lam; edited by Huzir Sulaiman, with curation, design and layout by Marc Gabriel Loh.

Author's Bio 

Dana Lam is a visual artist and writer, and an Associate Artist with Checkpoint Theatre. In 2019, she performed her play Still Life, which she developed with Huzir Sulaiman and Claire Wong of Checkpoint Theatre over three years. It included a year of exploration and painting in her studio.

She most recently wrote and performed the erotic monologue Why Not Sex in Not Grey: Intimacy, Ageing and Being as part of the Festival of Women: N.O.W. 2021, directed by Noorlinah Mohamed for T:>Works.

Dana has performed in Jerome Bel’s Gala (TheatreWorks, 2016), Joavien Ng’s Incarnation of the Beast (TheatreWorks, 2015) and Dream Country – A Lost Monologue (Singapore Arts Festival, 2012). Her writing credits include the book Days of Being Wild: GE2006 Walking the Line with the Opposition (Ethos Books, 2006). Her visual art has been shown in the Singapore Art Museum and the Substation Gallery. Her 500-piece installation work When Bellies Speak: You Are Your Own Work of Art was held at Hong Lim Park on 8 March 2015.

Outside of performance, Dana has worked as a newspaper reporter and volunteered with AWARE (Association of Women for Action and Research), serving as its President from 2000-2002 and again, from 2009-2011.

Evocative and detailed, poetic and reflective, "Shaolin and You" takes a plunge into the pugilistic and epic world of Shaolin, bringing readers on a colourful journey to discover an ancient craft rooted in history and tradition.  A tribute and celebration of Shaolin Kung Fu, "Shaolin and You" delves into its history, origins, little complexities and lessons through a delightful feast for the senses - where chapters are stuffed with snippets of art, photographs, poems, anecdotes and illustrations of all things Shaolin.

Author's Bio 

Poon Yew Fai started practising pencil drawing as a serious hobby only after entering the workforce, despite having a love for it while growing up in Singapore. He also enjoys Hong Kong action, Kungfu and Wuxia films, especially those from the mid-1980s to 1990s - widely considered to be the golden age of Hong Kong action films. Yew Fai considers his blending of graphite drawing with digital effects an ongoing personal experiment, and is never quite sure how his next Kungfu artwork could turn out. Shaolin Musings is his first self-published collection of Kungfu artworks.

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作者簡介

李氣虹

　　新加坡公民，資深新聞記者、學者、時事評論員。1967年出生於馬來西亞柔佛州笨珍縣，新加坡國立大學文學士、國立政治大學東亞研究所法學碩士、新加坡國立大學中文系哲學博士。曾擔任新加坡《聯合早報》駐台北、香港、廣州特派員長達八年，現任該報中國新聞組副主任，兼任南洋理工大學中文系講師。著有《中國競技體育揭秘》（香港：明報出版社，1996）。

目次

作者序 緣起 11
推薦序（一） 不可或缺的力量
◎ 王信賢（國立政治大學特聘教授 東亞研究所所長） 19
推薦序（二） 珍貴的研究價值
◎ 鄭永年（香港中文大學（深圳）講座教授
全球與當代中國高等研究院院長） 25
 
第一章 緒論 33
第一節 研究背景 35
第二節 研究動機 50
第三節 相關概念釐清和界定 54
第四節 與台海兩岸關係相關之文獻探討 62
第五節 研究方法和主要觀點 68
第六節 章節安排 72
 
第二章 日本殖民統治
對台灣政治精英的民族觀念之影響
——以李登輝和史明為例 77
第一節 日化台人的精神世界 80
第二節 一八九五年之後台人的國籍身分 82
第三節 少兒時期的「岩里政男」 84
第四節 中國意識與馬克思主義歷史觀 86
第五節 李登輝與司馬遼太郎的對話 90
第六節 官方民族主義與殖民地民族主義 93
第七節 「台灣意識」中的反抗意識 94
第八節 為反抗獨裁統治而參加共產黨 99
 
第三章 台灣意識的萌芽
與中國意識之對立 105
第一節 「台灣意識」基本上是一種抗爭論述 108
第二節 「二二八」事件對台人之中國意識造成創傷 109
第三節 國民黨在台推行「中國化」運動 111
第四節 《自由中國》對台灣知識分子的啟發 113
第五節 外交挫敗動搖國民黨代表「中國」的合法性 118
第六節 七十年代的「現代化論述」與鄉土文學論戰 120
第七節 脫胎於中國國族主義的台灣史觀 126
第八節 黨國體制的弱化及挑戰 129
 
第四章 國民黨精英與「外省人」
之政治認同 137
第一節省籍情結中「外省人」的身分定位 142
第二節「外省人」的世代界定及相關的身分概念 144
第三節生活空間結構對外省人政治認同的塑造 149
第四節從社會階層看外省社群的優勢和劣勢 152
第五節老榮民的政治認同 154
第六節外省第二代的政治認同 156
第七節外省社群的「李登輝情結」 159
第八節外省人的兩岸統一原則和國家忠誠度 162
第九節雙重認同：中國情和台灣心 164
 
第五章 從分裂國家理論
看李登輝的大陸政策 169
第一節獨台與台獨——李登輝與民進黨的敵友關係 174
第二節李登輝與郝柏村爭奪大陸政策主導權 178
第三節中共與民進黨看國統會與國統綱領 180
第四節分裂國家理論及相關概念 183
第五節北京不接受「分裂國家理論」 186
第六節一九九二年香港會談與「一個中國」爭議 190
第七節兩岸密使管道 194
第八節李登輝力爭中華民國與中華人民共和國對等 199
第九節「兩國論 」是「台獨」立場嗎？ 206
 
第六章 民進黨的台灣前途主張之演進
（1986-2000） 213
第一節創黨初衷 218
第二節自決與台獨 222
第三節國民黨的壓力和容忍底線 226
第四節台獨非早期民進黨內主導思想 230
第五節黨外「山頭」與民進黨派系之形成 232
第六節「台獨」聲浪驟然升高 235
第七節台獨黨綱的提出與修正 238
第八節民主選舉對台獨理念的牽制 239
 
第七章 陳水扁政府的兩岸政策
（2000-2008） 247
第一節執政前陳水扁的統獨主張 250
第二節「四不一沒有」和未來「一個中國」 257
第三節「九二共識」的爭議 262
第四節陳水扁曾準備接受「一中各表」 267
第五節一中原則「新三句」與政治統合論 273
第六節一邊一國論與公投制憲 279
第七節「切香腸」式台獨？ 281
第八節「扁宋會」讓獨派反彈 284
第九節終止「國統會」和「入聯公投」 289
第十節律師性格和「永遠的第一名」 295
 
第八章 結論 299
第一節「台獨」的類型 301
第二節以分裂國家理論定位兩岸關係 308
第三節對李扁「台獨」分裂立場的反思 317
第四節檢討與建議 321
 
注釋 329

“The land is furrowed deep with worry. The angsana trees are turning orange with pain.” This collection emerges, squeaking and poorly oiled, from this rubbish heap we’ve all piled up. It revels in the transfixing beauty of this last age of man. These poems have dwelt too close to the nuclear waste facility. These poems have traversed through fields of madness for grains for truth. These poems attempt to wring the last dregs out of language. Anything but Human grasps for a poetry beyond our collective exhaustion.

About the Author

Daryl Lim Wei Jie is a poet, writer and literary critic from Singapore. His first book of poetry is A Book of Changes (2016). He is the co-editor of Food Republic: A Singapore Literary Banquet (2020), the first definitive anthology of literary food writing from Singapore. He was quoted in international media for his tabulation of similar texts in the plagiarism of the cookbook by Sharon Wee by Elizabeth Haigh. His poems won him the Golden Point Award in English Poetry in 2015, awarded by the National Arts Council, Singapore.

The theme “Forgotten Heritage” presents a strong statement of an otherwise significant heritage that was once a part of the everyday lives of Chinese migrants and their descendants. This book provides a snapshot of artefacts from various forms of Chinese puppet theatre, namely the ones in existence: Hainanese rod puppetry, Henghua string puppetry, Hokkien glove puppetry, Hokkien string puppetry, Teochew iron-stick puppetry, and the now defunct Hakka (Waijiang) string puppetry.

This book design aims to capture our original fondness for traditional Chinese puppets – the puppets, the fabrics, the embroidery, the song scripts, the props and the backstage. Layers of old looking fabric with embroidery and decades-old song script are designed as cover to present a tradition that has been here for a century. Through the use of intricate illustrations and vivid photographs, this book takes readers through a century-long history and the gathering of various puppet forms on our small island-state.