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Examining the Lived Experiences of Women from a Novelist's Perspective 我為什麼寫小說?

· PDT
Asian-Canadian Special Events Association [ACSEA] · Vancouver

【注意】本節目為女性經驗分享場次,旨在為不同世代的女性提供一個安心自在的交流空間。由於討論內容可能涉及性別、身體經驗與生命創傷,現場將以維護參與者的安全感與信任感為優先,並以女性參與者為主。 【注意】本節目為全華語進行。 本場講座邀請台灣知名作家張亦絢從創作歷程出發,分享文學如何回應女性的成長記憶、家庭關係,以及不同世代之間的理解與誤解。 台灣節期待透過文學作為對話的起點,鼓勵華語社區跨世代的女…

Examining the Lived Experiences of Women from a Novelist's Perspective 我為什麼寫小說?photo: showpass
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Asian-Canadian Special Events Association [ACSEA]649 Cambie St, Vancouver
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【注意】本節目為女性經驗分享場次,旨在為不同世代的女性提供一個安心自在的交流空間。由於討論內容可能涉及性別、身體經驗與生命創傷,現場將以維護參與者的安全感與信任感為優先,並以女性參與者為主。 【注意】本節目為全華語進行。 本場講座邀請台灣知名作家張亦絢從創作歷程出發,分享文學如何回應女性的成長記憶、家庭關係,以及不同世代之間的理解與誤解。 台灣節期待透過文學作為對話的起點,鼓勵華語社區跨世代的女性參與者分享觀點與生命故事,在交流中重新理解彼此,也開啟更多關於性別、情感與生命經驗的對話。 **As the discussion may touch on topics such as gender, bodily experiences, and life traumas, we will prioritize maintaining a sense of safety and trust among participants. This session will primarily admit women. **This program will be presented in Mandarin Chinese. This lecture invites renowned Taiwanese queer writer Nathalie Chang (CHANG Yi- Hsum) to examine how literature reflects the lived experiences of women. Using literature as the starting point, this program explores topics of memory, family dynamics, and intergenerational relationships. An open conversation and exchange about gender identity, emotions, and life experiences with the community.

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