Goodbye on the Seas: Rising Waters, Submerging Lives

Q1 Arts and Humanities
Christina Yin
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This hybrid memoir begins and ends with a sea journey. Combining real-life story and dystopian tropical imaginary, the author takes us to the Straits of Malacca off the coast of Peninsular Malaysia, to futures of submerged cities in 2050, and on a final journey into the South China Sea off the coast of Sarawak on the island of Borneo. This is a story of climate change and rising seas entwining vignettes of pandemic lockdown, of a father’s dying, and the author’s future life submerged. It questions human survival in a world of demise, shaped by pandemic and surrounded by waters slowly but inexorably rising.
再见在海上:上升的海水,淹没的生命
这本混合回忆录以一次海上旅行开始和结束。结合现实生活中的故事和反乌托邦的热带想象,作者带我们去了马来西亚半岛海岸外的马六甲海峡,去了2050年被淹没的城市的未来,并踏上了在婆罗洲岛砂拉越海岸进入南中国海的最后旅程。这是一个关于气候变化和海平面上升的故事,交织着疫情封锁、父亲去世和作者未来生活被淹没的小插曲。它质疑人类在一个由疫情塑造、被缓慢但无情上升的海水包围的死亡世界中的生存。
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eTropic
eTropic Arts and Humanities-Literature and Literary Theory
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