Body Writing: An “Uncivilized” Modernity
Qin Zhang
Abstract
Qin Zhang
Abstract
The complicated and ambiguous concept of is generally simplified as“initial/social modernity and“aesthetic/cultural modernitywhich actually conceals the plurality and complexity of the concept of modernity. The uncivilist is apparently reflected in“body writingof Chinese contemporary literature. Studies on body writing help understand the truth of life and experience the dust-laden meaningful world.
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The complicated and ambiguous concept of is generally simplified as“initial/social modernity and“aesthetic/cultural modernitywhich actually conceals the plurality and complexity of the concept of modernity. The uncivilist is apparently reflected in“body writingof Chinese contemporary literature. Studies on body writing help understand the truth of life and experience the dust-laden meaningful world.
Key concepts: Modernity, Aesthetics, Sociology, Epistemology, Literature, Philosophy, Art