Female Image & Its Cultural Symptom in Urban Novel by Wang An-yi: Wang Qi-yao and the Shanghai View
Wang Me
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Wang Me
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The writer analyses Wang Qi-yao a heroine of the urban novel titled A Long Hatred Song by Wang An-yi. The writer analyses the relations of Wang Qi-yao and the grown-up environment in Shanghai understanding the Shanghai culture deeply and knowing the Shanghai view concerning a metropolis. It knows further the urban desire giving the differentiation impact of the urban desire to the female and to know the urban females strong struggle while they are still in the existing situation of the delusion or mirage.
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The writer analyses Wang Qi-yao a heroine of the urban novel titled A Long Hatred Song by Wang An-yi. The writer analyses the relations of Wang Qi-yao and the grown-up environment in Shanghai understanding the Shanghai culture deeply and knowing the Shanghai view concerning a metropolis. It knows further the urban desire giving the differentiation impact of the urban desire to the female and to know the urban females strong struggle while they are still in the existing situation of the delusion or mirage.
Key concepts: Hatred, Delusion, Sociology, History, Gender studies, Psychology, Aesthetics, Art