Scar Literature
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Document Type
Video Lecture
Publication Date
1-2021
Keywords
China, Cultural Revolution, Scar literature
Abstract
This video tells the story of “Scar Literature,” a gut-wrenching literary movement that bravely confronted the wounds of China’s Cultural Revolution. Dozens of evocative images illustrate the movement’s significance, its key stories and their historical contexts. The video invites viewers to consider Scar Literature’s legacy for healing trauma in China and beyond.
Recommended Citation
Knight, Sabina, "Scar Literature" (2021). Video Lecture, Smith College, Northampton, MA.
https://scholarworks.smith.edu/opencoursematerials/41
Creative Commons License
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©2021 Sabina Knight
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Comments
Sabina Knight, “Scar Literature,” Modern Chinese Literature Video Lecture Series, edited by Kirk Denton and Christopher Rosenmeier, Modern Chinese Literature and Culture (MCLC) Resource Center
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