The debate between Zhu Guangqian and Hu Shi about the theory of modern Chinese poetry
Liang Gang
Abstract
Liang Gang
Abstract
This thesis makes a systematic exposition of different viewpoints between Zhu Guangqian's and Hu Shi's different opinions about the development of modern Chinese poetry. Furthermore, it is pointed out that Zhu Guangqian's cultural conservatism was antagonistic to Hu Shi's cultural radicalism and utilitarianism. In the end, the thesis tentatively draws an outline of the future Chinese poetics.
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This thesis makes a systematic exposition of different viewpoints between Zhu Guangqian's and Hu Shi's different opinions about the development of modern Chinese poetry. Furthermore, it is pointed out that Zhu Guangqian's cultural conservatism was antagonistic to Hu Shi's cultural radicalism and utilitarianism. In the end, the thesis tentatively draws an outline of the future Chinese poetics.
Key concepts: Poetics, Poetry, Viewpoints, Exposition (narrative), Political radicalism, Philosophy, Utilitarianism, Literature