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- Introduction: The Survival of a Writer
- 1. Subjectivism and Literature
- Autobiography into Fiction
- The Self in the World
- Love and Sexuality
- The Meaning of Writing
- “The Diary of Miss Sophie”
- 2. Toward a Revolutionary Literature
- A Year of Transition
- Milieu and Metaphor
- The Writer as Martyr
- The Unfinished Literary Work
- “One Day”
- 3. Yanan and the Uses of Literature
- From Shanghai to Yanan
- With the Northwest Front Service Corps
- The Bright Side of Reality
- Characters and Models
- “The People’s Artist Li Bu”
- 4. The Sun Shines on the Sanggan River: Literature as History
- The Knowable Community
- Nature and the Imagery of Struggle
- Plot, History, Reality, and Literature
- Conclusion: The Commitment to Literature
- Notes
- Works Cited
- Chronological List of Ding Ling’s Fiction
- Index