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A SHORT HISTORY OF MODERN CHINESE LITERATURE-中国现代文学史略

A SHORT HISTORY OF MODERN CHINESE LITERATURE-中国现代文学史略

作者:丁易
出版社:外文出版社出版时间:2010-08-01
开本: 16开 页数: 312
本类榜单:文学销量榜
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A SHORT HISTORY OF MODERN CHINESE LITERATURE-中国现代文学史略 版权信息

  • ISBN:9787119065373
  • 条形码:9787119065373 ; 978-7-119-06537-3
  • 装帧:一般胶版纸
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A SHORT HISTORY OF MODERN CHINESE LITERATURE-中国现代文学史略 本书特色

《学术中国:中国现代文学史略(英文版)》是由外文出版社出版的。

A SHORT HISTORY OF MODERN CHINESE LITERATURE-中国现代文学史略 内容简介

本书是中国现代文学史研究的奠基性著作,作者首次在研究中使用了“现代文学”这一称谓,对中国现代文学研究成为一门独立的学科做出了极大的贡献。作者并不局限于以文论文,以诗论诗,而是笔涉文学,意寄兴亡,从宽广的历史背景中,寻求和探索这一时期“文章得失升降之故”抒发出深沉的历史感慨。

A SHORT HISTORY OF MODERN CHINESE LITERATURE-中国现代文学史略 目录

chapter one
the may 4 movement and the rise and growth
of the modern literary revolution in china.
the contributions of lu hsun
section 1. the may 4 movement and the spread of
comrnunist ideas as the causes for the modern literary
revolution in china
seetion 2. the rise of the literary revolution and its
theoreticai foundation
section 3; the devei0pment of the theories of the
literary revolution
section 4. the struggle of the literary revolutionary
camp headed by lu hsun against feudal and right-
wing bourgeois literature
chapter two
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A SHORT HISTORY OF MODERN CHINESE LITERATURE-中国现代文学史略 节选

《学术中国:中国现代文学史略(英文版)》是中国现代文学史研究的奠基性著作,作者首次在研究中使用了“现代文学”这一称谓,对中国现代文学研究成为一门独立的学科做出了极大的贡献。作者并不局限于以文论文,以诗论诗,而是笔涉文学,意寄兴亡,从宽广的历史背景中,寻求和探索这一时期“文章得失升降之故”抒发出深沉的历史感慨。

A SHORT HISTORY OF MODERN CHINESE LITERATURE-中国现代文学史略 相关资料

China's national industry. The story woven around thischaracter is a complicated one fully reflecting the contradictions of the time. Among the things described arethe economically ruined countryside and peasant uprisings, the decline of national industry under the pressureof imperialist economic aggression, the capitalist exploitation of the workers, the Workers' protests and strikes,the all-powerful stock exchange, the life and quarrelsof the families of the capitalists, and so forth. Thecharacters include national capitalists, compradorcapitalists who are the brokers of the American imperialists, Communists leading the workers' movements,lackeys who organize "yellow" trade unions for thecapitalists, die-hards of the feudal society, loafing intellectuals of the petty bourgeoisie, women of the bourgeoisie, and workers and peasants. In all, Midnight,with its skilful weaving of all these characters and scenesinto one long, complicated story, was the first novel ofits kind in the history of Chinese literature.Through these many big, contradictory, and complexevents and characters, the author succeeded in realizinghis plan. He drives home one important truth and thatis that the imperialists, to save themselves from collapse,strengthen their hold on semi-colonial countries, makethem more and more colonial, and hold them back fromtaking the road to capitalism. For this reason the nationalindustry of semi-colonial and semi-feudal China was notonly unable to develop but had to accept imperialistcontrol and suffer imperialist encroachment. To savethemselves from ruin the national capitalists had to increase their exploitation of the workers on the one handand compromise with the feudal forces, give way to theimperialists, and act as compradors on the other.

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