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Intro
Preface
Contents
Editors and Contributors
An Unprejudiced Education and the Development of Literature in South Vietnam in 1954-1975
Academic Freedom
The Changing Nature of Liberal Education
Open Education and the Development of Literature in South Vietnam
Conclusion
Bibliography
Vietnamese Personalism: The Communitarian Humanism of the Early South Vietnamese State
Introduction
Christianity, Communism, and Capitalism
Personalism in South Vietnam
Personalism and Vietnamese Communism
Personalism and the Strategic Hamlet Campaign
Conclusion
The Rise of a Generation of Female Writers in the South Vietnamese Sociocultural and Literary Context 1955-1975
Manifestations of Feminist Awareness in Works of Female Writers in South Vietnam During the Period 1955-1975
Female Writers' Self-Awareness
Female Characters in the Subjective Role
Awareness of the Feminine Individual Self
Conclusions
Bibliography
Rewriting the History of Vietnamese Children's Literature: Portrayals of Children in South Vietnamese Literature
Introduction
The "Outcast Child" Character
The "Wanderer" Character
The "Unhappy Child" Character
The "Innocent Child" Character
The "Dreamy Child" Character
Conclusion
Bibliography
The Wave of Existentialist Feminism in South Vietnamese Literature (1955-1975)
Introduction
Receipt of Western Thoughts-Existentialism and Feminism
Controversial Issues of Women's Writing in Vietnam
Expressions of Existential Feminist Perception in Female Writers' Compositions Regarding the Writing Concept
Existential Topics
Experimentation and Establishment of a Female Writing Style
Conclusion
Bibliography
Existentialist Elements in Nguy?n ?nh Ton̉'s Literary Works
About Nguy?n ?nh Ton̉
Youth and the Awareness of Absurdity
Choosing Existence
Writing Style
Conclusion
Bibliography
V? H?nh (1926-2021)-A Typical Left-Leaning Writer
Introduction
Propaganda Strategy in V? H?nh's Short Stories
Propaganda Content in V? H?nh's Short Stories
Bibliography
Ph?m Cn̥g Thi?n's Ontological Dialogue with Martin Heidegger and Henry Miller
A Shooting Star Over the Vietnam War
Ph?m Cn̥g Thi?n's Life
The Friendship with Henry Miller
After Returning to South Vietnam
Preface
Contents
Editors and Contributors
An Unprejudiced Education and the Development of Literature in South Vietnam in 1954-1975
Academic Freedom
The Changing Nature of Liberal Education
Open Education and the Development of Literature in South Vietnam
Conclusion
Bibliography
Vietnamese Personalism: The Communitarian Humanism of the Early South Vietnamese State
Introduction
Christianity, Communism, and Capitalism
Personalism in South Vietnam
Personalism and Vietnamese Communism
Personalism and the Strategic Hamlet Campaign
Conclusion
The Rise of a Generation of Female Writers in the South Vietnamese Sociocultural and Literary Context 1955-1975
Manifestations of Feminist Awareness in Works of Female Writers in South Vietnam During the Period 1955-1975
Female Writers' Self-Awareness
Female Characters in the Subjective Role
Awareness of the Feminine Individual Self
Conclusions
Bibliography
Rewriting the History of Vietnamese Children's Literature: Portrayals of Children in South Vietnamese Literature
Introduction
The "Outcast Child" Character
The "Wanderer" Character
The "Unhappy Child" Character
The "Innocent Child" Character
The "Dreamy Child" Character
Conclusion
Bibliography
The Wave of Existentialist Feminism in South Vietnamese Literature (1955-1975)
Introduction
Receipt of Western Thoughts-Existentialism and Feminism
Controversial Issues of Women's Writing in Vietnam
Expressions of Existential Feminist Perception in Female Writers' Compositions Regarding the Writing Concept
Existential Topics
Experimentation and Establishment of a Female Writing Style
Conclusion
Bibliography
Existentialist Elements in Nguy?n ?nh Ton̉'s Literary Works
About Nguy?n ?nh Ton̉
Youth and the Awareness of Absurdity
Choosing Existence
Writing Style
Conclusion
Bibliography
V? H?nh (1926-2021)-A Typical Left-Leaning Writer
Introduction
Propaganda Strategy in V? H?nh's Short Stories
Propaganda Content in V? H?nh's Short Stories
Bibliography
Ph?m Cn̥g Thi?n's Ontological Dialogue with Martin Heidegger and Henry Miller
A Shooting Star Over the Vietnam War
Ph?m Cn̥g Thi?n's Life
The Friendship with Henry Miller
After Returning to South Vietnam