Wang Ze-hao
Abstract
The Chinese modern poem owes much to the pursuits in both practice and theory of Liang Zongdai, as well as his introduction of the western modernism poetics. In his poetic thoughts, there is a strong consciousness of comparative poetics, which is obviously represented in most of his works.
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The Chinese modern poem owes much to the pursuits in both practice and theory of Liang Zongdai, as well as his introduction of the western modernism poetics. In his poetic thoughts, there is a strong consciousness of comparative poetics, which is obviously represented in most of his works.
Key concepts: Poetics, Poetry, Modernism (music), Ideal (ethics), Consciousness, Literature, Philosophy, Aesthetics