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embrace and develop their own songs. As one of the critics of non-political
English-language folk rock (and of often quite sentimental pop music), Liang, just like his friend and collaborator Li Shuangze(李雙澤, b. 1949 – d. 1977), resented the increasingly dominant uncritical Westernization of Chinese and regional Taiwanese culture, including its musical culture, and discovered locally rooted issues that could be addressed in new Chinese language folk songs. But the musical form found for instance by Li Shuangze remained partly indebted to that of simple Western tunes. Liang continues to celebrate his regional Taiwanese heritage. In the mid-1970s, when he started to get involved in the folk music movement, he craved however, much like Li Shuangze and others, a folk song movement faithful to China's – and insofar as possible, the island's – heritage. He saw in folk singers like
196:(Wang Chinping 王津平). In 1977 or 1978, Wang was dismissed by the university because of his political activities; he then operated a bookshop in Tamshui and a hostel that let him keep in touch with students. Another subversive teacher was Liang's colleague Wei Lan-de (魏蓝德) who motivated students to write essays about Wang Tuoh (Wang Tuo 王拓;, b. 1944), Chen Ying-chen (Chen Yin-zhen 陳映真, b. 1937), Yang Ch’ing-ch’u (Yang Qingchu 楊清矗;, b.1940), Wu Cho-liu (Wu Zhuoliu 吳濁流 (1900–1976)), or Hwang Chun-ming (Huang Chunming 黃春明). Wei also edited a Chinese-English journal called Jietou/Street - a name that had been suggested by Liang Jingfeng. The journal was banned in 1977. Since 1976, Wang Jinping, the feminist activist and Tamkang teacher Lee Yuan-chen (Li Yuanzhen 李元貞 – the founder of
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491:(Content 內容: Foreword 1; The Song of Songs 4 ; Greek: 7 (Sappho, Elytis ); English: 10 (Chaucer, Shakespeare, Burns, Byron, Poe, Whitman, Dickinson); German: 19 (Walther, Hildegard, Carmina Burana, Luther, Goethe, Schiller, Hölderlin, Eichendorff, Müller, Heine, Rilke, Hesse, Brecht); French: 36 (Villon, Ronsard, Baudelaire, Rimbaud, Verlaine, Apollinaire, Aragon, Prévert); Spanish: 46 (Lorca, Alberti, Machado, Borges, Neruda))
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Gedichte. Man liest wieder die
Gedichte, und wenn die Nacht etwas lang wird, schreibt man die Texte mit der Hand ab. Die Handschrift ist heute wohl ein altmodischer Zeitvertreib. Aber vielleicht versteht man die Gedichte so besser. Hier sind die ersten Proben. Hoffe, dass es einen neuen Frühling für jeden Menschen gibt, Brot, Rosen und Zuckererbsen."
374:"Hǎi Niè (Heinrich Heine) shī zhōng de xiàndài shī zhì" ( 海涅(Heinrich Heine)詩中的現代詩質 / Heinrich Heine: Poems with a modern poetry quality), journal article, Nov. 1977 pp. 143–177. (This journal article is referred to in German as: "Moderne Aspekte in der Lyrik Heines." It was discussed in 1979 in the German-language "Heine Yearbook".)
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talking about the cultural alienation that was implied when young people in Taiwan sang
American folk songs (in the context of a so-called Campus Folk Movement) while ignoring their own heritage. When Li symbolically smashed a Coke bottle (a symbol of Western cultural penetration) on stage, the act was lambasted in the press as the
398:"Heine über Goethe," in: Deutsche Studien # 18, 1984, pp. 17–21 (published by Deutsche Abteilung des Tamkang College and mentioned by George F. Peters, on p. 300. See: George F. Peters, Die große Heide No.2, Heinrich Heine and the Levels of His Goethe Reception, New York (etc.) : Peter Lang Inc., 1989.)
383:"Hǎidǎo zhīgē: Lùn rì jù shíqí Táiwān xīnshī " (海島之歌 : 論日據時期臺灣新詩 / Island Song: On Taiwan 's New Poetry in the Period of Japanese Occupation), journal article, 11 March 1979. (= "Hai-tao chih ko" (Island Song), in: Shih hsuan-chi (Selected Anthology of Poetry), Vol. 4 of Jih-chü-hsia T’ai-wan hsin wen-hsueh.)
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On 28 December 2010 Liang commented: "Habe vor, den ersten Zyklus (Neuer Frühling) der
Sammlung "Neue Gedichte" (1844) von Heinrich Heine (1797–1856) zu übersetzen. Die Gedichte sind meist geschrieben zwischen 1827 und 1831, sind also ein Bindeglied des "Buch der Lieder" (1827) und der späteren neuen
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Other songs created by the two were "We are the Young China" and "Little Friend, Do you know where the rice comes from?" (and the fish, and your clothing) – the song continued, saying that it is the result of the work of the peasants, the fisher folk, the workers. The songs were made famous by Li
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with these and other – often banned – songs on campus. The four
Tamkang radicals were the factual organizers of the concert that was to feature, among others, their friend, aboriginal singer Hu Defu (胡德夫). Because Hu Defu could not appear (probably for health reasons), Li Shuangzi replaced him,
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Probably in 1976 or 1977, Liang wrote the lyrics for the song "Meilidao" (Beautiful Island) that was composed by Li
Shuangze. The song became the key song of the radically democratic opposition movement and for many, the unofficial anthem of Taiwan. The song's name became the name of a critical
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Taiwanese Writer Yang Qingchu's Novels: Before 1975), Tainan: Tainan County Government Publishing House臺南縣政府, min 96.01 (2007); German edition: Ingrid Schuh, Die Erzählungen des taiwanesischen Schriftstellers Yang Qingchu bis 1975. Bochum: Studienverlag
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that was attacked by the national media and they furthered a nativist folk music revival on campus. At the time, Liang
Jingfeng pseudonymously published articles related to questions of Taiwanese culture in journals close to the Tangwai movement, such as the influential radical magazine
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Taiwan xiandai shi de qibu Lai He, Zhang Wojun he Yang Hua de hanwen baihuashi. (台灣現代詩的起步賴和, 張我軍和楊華的漢文白話詩 / The
Beginnings of Taiwan's modern poetry: Lai He, Zhang Wojun and Yang Hua's Chinese poetry in the vernacular language.) Hsinchu/Xinzhu : Guoli qinghua daxue ( 國立清華大學)
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Yang Qingchu (楊青矗) and Chen Yinzhen. Chen had been imprisoned by the government for "subversive activity" between 1968 and 1973 and was again imprisoned in 1979, in the context of the crackdown unleashed after the Meilidao incident, also known as the
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in Germany. In Germany, he translated poems by Bai Qiu (白萩 Pai Chiu, also Pai Ch'iu) together with Karlhans Frank. This small volume of poems was published in 1974. The translation marked Liang's commitment to poetry by Taiwan-born poets.
129:(Beautiful Island美麗島). This song, composed by Liang's friend, the painter, writer, and composer Li Shuangzi, was the anthem of the Tangwai (or Democracy) movement in the 1970s and later became almost the unofficial anthem of Taiwan.
417:"Déyǔ gēqǔ kèchéng shèjì yǔ jiàocái zhī biānxuǎn – chūbù bàogào (2000)" (德語歌曲課程設計與教材之編選-初步報告(2000) / German Course Design and Compilation of Textbooks – A Preliminary Report (2000)), Conference papers, Tamkang University, 2000.
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389:"Dé Táiwān rì jù shíqí xiǎoshuō zhōng de zhímín zhě yǔ bèi zhímín zhě" (德臺灣日據時期小說中的殖民者與被殖民者 / The Colonized and the Colonialists in the Japanese Novels during the Japanese Occupation ), journal article, Sept. 1979.
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Liang published on Ye Shitao (葉石濤, b. 1925), Yang Qingchu (楊青矗, b. 1940) etc., and together with Chen Mingtai an article entitled "Der Wiederaufbau der modernen Lyrik. – Deutsche und japanische Nachkriegslyrik."
368:"Chūnguāng guān bù zhù—lùn Yáng Kuí de xiǎoshuō <<é māmā chūjià>>" ( 春光關不住—論楊逵的小說 "鵝媽媽出嫁" / Spring cannot be forbidden – Yang Kui's story "Mother Goose marries"); journal article, Sept. 1976).
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Schwabbauer, Monika; Tao Wei (陶緯); Liang Jingfeng (梁景峰); Guo Mingfong (郭名鳳) ; Lai Lixiu (賴麗琇); Wei Rongzhi蕭時雄 (eds.), Qīngsōng xué déyǔ wénfǎ (輕鬆學德語文法 / E輕鬆學德語文法asy to Learn: German Grammar); book,
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In 2011, Liang noted on his blog's website that he had returned to Bai Qiu, translating more of his poems – this time together with the German scholar Wolf Baus. Silvia Marijnissen mentions Liang's book
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a genuine expression of the people's unalienated culture on the island of Taiwan that was still governed by a regime that facilitated cultural Americanization, despite avowed determination to achieve a
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Deyu qing shi xuan (德語情詩選 Deutsche Liebesgedichte, a selection of German love poetry), translated and with a preface by Liang Jingfeng. Published in the journal Li 笠, issue # 251 / 2006. (Preface:
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Fēngjǐng de biànqiān: Déyǔ wén xué pínglùn xuǎn" ( 風景的變遷 : 德語文學評論選 / A Changing Landscape: A Review of the German Literary Criticism (in German); book, 2006.
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Liang Jingfeng, Taiwan xiandai shi de qibu Lai He, Zhang Wojun he Yang Hua de hanwen baihuashi. Hsinchu (=Xinzhu): Guoli qinghua daxue (國立清華大學) 1994.
407:"Fānyì kèchéng zài déyǔ jiàoxué de gōngnéng" ( 翻譯課程在德語教學的功能 / Teaching German translation courses), Conference papers, Tamkang University, Jan. 1993.
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Pai Chiu : Feuer auf Taiwan: Gedichte. Transl. by Liang Jingfeng梁景峰 and Karlhans Frank. Pforzheim : Verlag Harlekin-Presse, 1974.
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386:"Hǎi Niè (Heinrich Heine) shī zhōng de xiàndài tè" (期刊論文, 海涅(Heinrich Heine)詩中的現代特 / Heine's poetry ( ... )), journal article, June 1979.
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423:"Taiwan: kulturelle Perspektiven einer Weltinsel im Prozess der Globalisierung", conference papers, Tamkang University, June 2002.
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Das chinesische Deutschlandbild der Gegenwart: A. Deutsche Kultur, Politik und Wirtschaft im chinesischen Schrifttum 1970 – 1984
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dictatorship and for democracy and the rights of workers, peasants and fishers. In the 1970s, he was very active in the
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and then, after his death, by Yang Zujun, who was in the mid- to late 1970s a student at Tamkang University (淡江大學 ).
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380:"Shénme bùshì xiàndài shī " ( 什麼不是現代詩 / What is not modern poetry), journal article, March 1979.
371:"Shénme bùshì xiàndài shī " ( 什麼不是現代詩 / What is not modern poetry), journal article, Oct. 1976.
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87:Gaoshu
571:"梁景峰"
427:2002.
411:1994.
313:鄉土與現代
583:2021
533:ISSN
342:1975
340:年以前
219:前進雜誌
539:.
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115:KMT
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