The Study Of “Rightist” Autobiographical Narrative Texts

“Rightist” autobiographical narrative texts is an important part of “Rightists” literature, which rose a large-scale upsurge of publication in 1990’s. When “Rightists” literature boom comes again, we find that compare to “Rightists” literature prior to the 1990’s, it makes a significant change in the depth of the subject matter, content, ideas and writing identity of writers. The reasons for this change are complex, one of the most critical reason is the emergence of market economy in 1990’s that influences culture system and cultural dissemination mechanisms, what’s more, brings a change of knowledge/power system. Humane thoughts in 1990’s also provide an ideological basis on the transition of “Rightists” literature. “Rightist” autobiographical narrative texts is essentially a political history of the text. In contemporary China, such text has a natural link with “traumatic memory” and “collective memory”. “Traumatic memory”, which originally belongs to the category of psychological trauma, shows a very different kind of view in “Rightist” autobiographical narrative texts because of the interests of different narrators. And as the text that affecting the present public on the recognition of “anti-Rightist” movement, in fact, it makes up of our group of “collective memory”. However, the “Rightist” autobiographical narrative suffers intentionally or unintentionally ignored by the mainstream ideology. Furthermore, in the context of contemporary culture, the narrator of such texts is also showing an interesting differentiation.The study on “Rightist” autobiographical narrative texts is not only an act of revisit and discovery on contemporary “Rightists” literature, but also a useful attempt to participating in the political public area.