Lecture Series (4)

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張愛玲、宋淇及宋鄺文美講座系列之四
Eileen Chang, Stephen Soong, and Mae Fong Soong Lecture Series #4
疊影流離「林以亮」——吳興華與宋淇在香港
The Multiplicity of “Lin Yiliang” as a Textual Persona: Wu Xinghua and Stephen Soong in Hong Kong
講座主題:
疊影流離「林以亮」——吳興華與宋淇在香港
主講嘉賓:陳國球教授(臺灣清華大學榮譽講座教授)
對談人:梁慕靈博士(香港都會大學人文社會科學院副院長(行政及發展)、副教授及田家炳中華文化中心主任)
主辦單位:香港都會大學人文社會科學院田家炳中華文化中心、大學圖書館
協辦單位:創意藝術學系
日期:
2025年11月20日(星期四)
時間:
下午7時至9時
地點:香港都會大學賽馬會校園(JCC)D座3樓呂辛(振萬)演講廳(D0309)
語言:普通話
 
摘要 Abstract
 

「林以亮」是一系列被創造出來的筆名其中一個。「林以亮」、「余懷」、「唐文冰」、「梁文星」、「鄺文德」……,這一串新創的在文本中發揮功能的人物形相,是宋淇(又名宋奇,1919-1996)從中國大陸南下香港之後的製作,以寄懷一對生死之交 吳興華(1921-1966)與宋奇 的文學情誼與共享的詩學信念。兩人經歷了二十世紀中葉天翻地覆的時代崩裂,而終至斷絕音訊,不及聞問。然而宋淇對於往昔情誼卻有莫失莫忘的執著。透過這些名號與人物形相的考析,可以見到文學的信念及與其相接的人文精神,即或經歷時世崩變,仍然可以延綿流轉,在新的泥土孳育在流轉中的文學生命。

“Lin Yiliang” is one among a series of literary pseudonyms created by Stephen Soong (Song Qi, 1919-1996) after his relocation from Mainland to Hong Kong. They were symbolic embodiments of Soong's friendship and shared poetic ideals with Wu Xinghua (1921-1966), his lifelong confidant and fellow poet. The two men experienced the cataclysmic upheavals of mid-twentieth-century history, which ultimately severed their communication. Yet Soong's remembrance of this friendship remained deeply persistent. Through an analysis of these pseudonyms, and “Lin Yiliang” in particular, this study reveals how literary faith and the humanistic spirit attached to it can endure historical ruptures, circulating and evolving within new cultural contexts.

陳國球,玉山學者,臺灣清華大學中國文學系玉山榮譽講座教授、人文社會學院文論研究中心主任,香港人文學院院士。曾任香港教育大學人文學院創院院長,中國文學講座教授,中國文學文化研究中心總監;香港科技大學中國文學教授,香港浸會大學中文系主任;加拿大亞伯達大學、捷克查理大學、政治大學客座教授,美國哈佛大學、哥倫比亞大學、日本東京大學、北京大學訪問學人。

Professor K.K. Leonard Chan is currently Yushan Scholar and Yushan Honorary Chair Professor at the Department of Chinese Literature, and the Director of Research Centre for Literary Thoughts and Discourses, Tsing Hua University, Taiwan, and Fellow of the Hong Kong Academy of the Humanities. Prior to joining Tsing Hua University, he was the Founding Dean of the Faculty of Humanities at the Education University of Hong Kong, carrying the concurrent title of Chair Professor of Chinese Literature. He was also the Director of the Research Centre for Chinese Literature and Literary Culture. He was also Visiting Chair Professor at the Chengchi University, Visiting Professor at the University of Alberta, Canada, and Charles University of Prague, the Czech Republic. He had been Visiting Scholar / Visiting Fellow at Harvard University, Columbia University, University of Tokyo, Peking University, and others.