2010Journal of South China Normal UniversityRequires access

Textual Research of Prose

MA Mao-ju

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The author of this thesis believes that prose,as a general type of modern writing,appeared in Song Dynasty and it is the result of cultural exchange between China and India. Since Tang and Song Dynasties,great changes have taken place in the style of writing and in the type of writing.

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The author of this thesis believes that prose,as a general type of modern writing,appeared in Song Dynasty and it is the result of cultural exchange between China and India. Since Tang and Song Dynasties,great changes have taken place in the style of writing and in the type of writing.

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The author of this thesis believes that prose,as a general type of modern writing,appeared in Song Dynasty and it is the result of cultural exchange between China and India. Since Tang and Song Dynasties,great changes have taken place in the style of writing and in the type of writing.

Key concepts: Literature, Style (visual arts), China, Writing style, Cultural exchange, History, Linguistics, Art

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