Features of Post-Modern Culture of Wang Shuo's Novels
Wang Jin-cheng
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Wang Jin-cheng
Abstract
The paper attempts to explore Wang Shuo's novels in terms of global post-modern culture theory and their new explanation and significance.It discusses noncentre, nonreason, sense of flat and crack, immanence and humility of Wang Shuo's novels which show the characteristics of post-modern culture, emphasizing unique contributions Wang Shuo has made to the history of contemporary Chinese literature.
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The paper attempts to explore Wang Shuo's novels in terms of global post-modern culture theory and their new explanation and significance.It discusses noncentre, nonreason, sense of flat and crack, immanence and humility of Wang Shuo's novels which show the characteristics of post-modern culture, emphasizing unique contributions Wang Shuo has made to the history of contemporary Chinese literature.
Key concepts: Immanence, Humility, Literature, Philosophy, Chinese culture, Epistemology, Aesthetics, History