The Aesthetic View of Chinese Women Writers in the New Era
Lan Ying-xuan
Abstract
Lan Ying-xuan
Abstract
Influenced by west modernism thought and later modernism thought, Chinese women writings in the early New Era are not considered to belong to the feminist literature. From analyzing the traditional esthetics and reconstruction of feminine esthetics, we not only know the obvious clue of the feminine literature development but also see that in contemporary feminine literature writing the esthetic angle of view changes along with the time. An esthetic evolution of contemporary feminine literature gives a new direction to the contemporary literary esthetics.
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Influenced by west modernism thought and later modernism thought, Chinese women writings in the early New Era are not considered to belong to the feminist literature. From analyzing the traditional esthetics and reconstruction of feminine esthetics, we not only know the obvious clue of the feminine literature development but also see that in contemporary feminine literature writing the esthetic angle of view changes along with the time. An esthetic evolution of contemporary feminine literature gives a new direction to the contemporary literary esthetics.
Key concepts: Modernism (music), Aesthetics, Chinese literature, Art, Literature, History, China, Archaeology