Walkers on the Ice at Deep Night -A Study of Feminine Figures in Yu Hua's Novels
Lin Hua-yu
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Lin Hua-yu
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Feminine figures in Yu Hua's novels are always in a covert state and researchers pay little attentions on them. This article studies these figures from different aspects, thinking that, women in Yu Hua's novels acted sometimes as victims of violence, sometimes as sufferers of misery and sometimes as a show of evils in human nature. The article also analyses Yu Hua's idea of women.
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Feminine figures in Yu Hua's novels are always in a covert state and researchers pay little attentions on them. This article studies these figures from different aspects, thinking that, women in Yu Hua's novels acted sometimes as victims of violence, sometimes as sufferers of misery and sometimes as a show of evils in human nature. The article also analyses Yu Hua's idea of women.
Key concepts: Covert, Psychology, Literature, Psychoanalysis, State (computer science), History, Art, Philosophy