VIETNAMESE LITERATURE IN EAST ASIAN VISION – A CASE STUDY OF TAIWANESE SCHOLARS
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Abstract
For a literature, observations from outside facilitate more open and multi-dimensional scientific dialogues. The article initially reviews the perspectives of East Asian scholars on Vietnamese literature, focusing on Taiwanese scholars' studies. Studies of Taiwanese scholars show new concepts about East Asia, thereby bringing a new approach to literature in countries sharing the same literary culture.
Keywords
East Asia vision, East Asian literature, Vietnamese Literature, Taiwanese scholars
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Tran Ngoc Vuong. (2018). Vietnamese literature its own current in a common source, Hanoi: Information and Communication Publishing House.
Tran Phuong Minh. (2015). East Asian Literature: dialogues between history and arts. Chinh Dai Publishing House.
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