On Non-spoken Language Expressing Figure's Psychology in LU Xun's Novels
LU Jin-feng
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LU Jin-feng
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Figure's language is the main part of linguistic aestheics of novels. The figure's language in LU Xun's novels has its outstanding position in modern Chinese literature because of its conciseness and thoroughness, especially the language of those peasants and feudal scholars whom LU Xun was familiar to. This paper wants to summarize some aspects of the art of LU Xun's novels by analysing the language of Runtu, Xianglinsao and Lord Lusi.
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Figure's language is the main part of linguistic aestheics of novels. The figure's language in LU Xun's novels has its outstanding position in modern Chinese literature because of its conciseness and thoroughness, especially the language of those peasants and feudal scholars whom LU Xun was familiar to. This paper wants to summarize some aspects of the art of LU Xun's novels by analysing the language of Runtu, Xianglinsao and Lord Lusi.
Key concepts: Feudalism, Literature, Spoken language, Linguistics, Art, Philosophy, Politics, Law