Explore the Western Literary Theory of Translated Chinese
Dai Xun
Abstract
Dai Xun
Abstract
The western literary theory of translated Chinese, as the transition between Chinese literary theory and western literary theory, has been hide in the notion of western literary theory. It has not been system research. It is proper time for the concept of the translated Chinese from western literary theory is put forward and is researched after the historic evolutions in 100 years. The establishment of the concept and the relevant studies based on the itself, will arouse the thoughts on a series of related to issues, perhaps effect some changes in Chinese literary total structure and become one of the theoretical grew points in Chinese literary innovation.
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The western literary theory of translated Chinese, as the transition between Chinese literary theory and western literary theory, has been hide in the notion of western literary theory. It has not been system research. It is proper time for the concept of the translated Chinese from western literary theory is put forward and is researched after the historic evolutions in 100 years. The establishment of the concept and the relevant studies based on the itself, will arouse the thoughts on a series of related to issues, perhaps effect some changes in Chinese literary total structure and become one of the theoretical grew points in Chinese literary innovation.
Key concepts: Literary science, Literary theory, Literary criticism, Chinese literature, Literature, Literary fiction, History of literature, Classical Chinese