Novel of Wang Tongzhao and the Influence of Tagore
GU Guo-zhu
Abstract
GU Guo-zhu
Abstract
At the time around May Fourth Movement, facing the gloomy social reality and introduction of all kinds of foreign ideologies, Wang Tongzhao attempted to search the verity of explaining ordinary life and extricating from tribulation. The Philosophyof Togore shined like a bright lamp, guiding Wang's ideality of trimming life through and Beauty. Through Wang's early novels, the concept of and Beauty were highlighted to imply the ideality of life, and to expose the tribulation and worry of human life. In particular, the influence of Tigore's Philosophy on Wang's novels was in three aspects. They are Human Love, Mother's Love and Children's Love. The influence was a step in Wang's writing career and a solid foundation for his later progressing as well.
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At the time around May Fourth Movement, facing the gloomy social reality and introduction of all kinds of foreign ideologies, Wang Tongzhao attempted to search the verity of explaining ordinary life and extricating from tribulation. The Philosophyof Togore shined like a bright lamp, guiding Wang's ideality of trimming life through and Beauty. Through Wang's early novels, the concept of and Beauty were highlighted to imply the ideality of life, and to expose the tribulation and worry of human life. In particular, the influence of Tigore's Philosophy on Wang's novels was in three aspects. They are Human Love, Mother's Love and Children's Love. The influence was a step in Wang's writing career and a solid foundation for his later progressing as well.
Key concepts: Beauty, Ideology, Worry, Foundation (evidence), Aesthetics, Human life, Psychoanalysis, Philosophy