The Allusion of Academic Research to Reality Politics during the "Cultural Revolution" Seen through Two Revolutionary Movements
Liu Jing-rong
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Liu Jing-rong
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During the Cultural Revolution academic research appeared much more desolate compared with literary and artistic criticism,which was determined by the traits of academic research.Although academic researches during the Cultural Revolution were far away from the very front of political movements,it does not follow that they had no connection with politics during the Cultural Revolution;on the contrary,they had been utilized to serve politics during the Cultural Revolution.This paper is an attempt to probe into the allusion of academic research to reality politics during the Cultural Revolution by analyzing the two movements of commenting on Outlaws of the Marsh and A Dream of Red Mansions respectively.
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During the Cultural Revolution academic research appeared much more desolate compared with literary and artistic criticism,which was determined by the traits of academic research.Although academic researches during the Cultural Revolution were far away from the very front of political movements,it does not follow that they had no connection with politics during the Cultural Revolution;on the contrary,they had been utilized to serve politics during the Cultural Revolution.This paper is an attempt to probe into the allusion of academic research to reality politics during the Cultural Revolution by analyzing the two movements of commenting on Outlaws of the Marsh and A Dream of Red Mansions respectively.
Key concepts: Cultural revolution, Allusion, Politics, Dream, Criticism, Aesthetics, Sociology, Literature