Literary cityscape in the sociological topology before 1945 in Việt Nam

Ngọc Kiên Phùng

Landscape Research, 2024, vol. 49, issue 8, 1032-1042

Abstract: When Việt Nam became a French colony in the 20th century, the press created an imagined space of possibilities where urban dwellers could exercise their new power. Attracted by this space of opportunity, literary authors from all over Vietnam came to big cities, like Hà Nội, to make their dreams come true. Depending on their choice of literary genres, authors from rural areas or cities invest their capital in writing. The press then played a key role in creating a cityscape in the literary field. By establishing the link between the hometown, the city of residence, and the choice of literary genre, we strive to understand the investment of capital among writers and the laws regulating the literary landscape in sociological topology.

Date: 2024
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DOI: 10.1080/01426397.2024.2399637

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