Realism Narrative of Modern China:An Interpretation of Lu Yao's Novel Life in the Perspective of Sociology of Knowledge
Fan Qin-lin
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Fan Qin-lin
Abstract
In the perspective of Sociology of Knowledge,the body,scenery and realism in Lu Yao's realism novel Life have been disciplined and colonized by the 1980s' ideology of modern China,and have mingled in the grand narrative of modern China,providing a strong support and argument for constructing the new ideological legitimacy.Lu Yao's realism literature incorporates the potential social workers into the modernization discourse of modern China,and has been accepted and admitted by both workers and the official discourse of power.Thus it reached a compromise with the social ideology unconsciously,even as a secret accomplice.This is exactly the most modern implication of the realism narrative in his novel,which provides a unique research perspective for the possibility of literature to expressing viewpoints on reality.
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In the perspective of Sociology of Knowledge,the body,scenery and realism in Lu Yao's realism novel Life have been disciplined and colonized by the 1980s' ideology of modern China,and have mingled in the grand narrative of modern China,providing a strong support and argument for constructing the new ideological legitimacy.Lu Yao's realism literature incorporates the potential social workers into the modernization discourse of modern China,and has been accepted and admitted by both workers and the official discourse of power.Thus it reached a compromise with the social ideology unconsciously,even as a secret accomplice.This is exactly the most modern implication of the realism narrative in his novel,which provides a unique research perspective for the possibility of literature to expressing viewpoints on reality.
Key concepts: Ideology, Realism, Narrative, Sociology, Viewpoints, China, Modernization theory, Argument (complex analysis)