The Cognition of Violence,Love & History in the Narration of "Cultural Revolution"
Cai Li
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Cai Li
Abstract
Studying the narrations of Cultural Revolution by Wang Meng,Zhang Xianliang,Wang Xiaobo and Yan Lianke,and focusing on love,violence narrators' historical cognition of 20 odd yearsCultural Revolutionliterature,this paper,based on the narrations of Cultural Revolution of different periods,generations and status,starts from the two sides of the dialogue,explores narrators' different recollections and experiences at the different phases of the New Period,and analyzes the penetrating impact of Cultural Revolution on the New Period literature.
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Studying the narrations of Cultural Revolution by Wang Meng,Zhang Xianliang,Wang Xiaobo and Yan Lianke,and focusing on love,violence narrators' historical cognition of 20 odd yearsCultural Revolutionliterature,this paper,based on the narrations of Cultural Revolution of different periods,generations and status,starts from the two sides of the dialogue,explores narrators' different recollections and experiences at the different phases of the New Period,and analyzes the penetrating impact of Cultural Revolution on the New Period literature.
Key concepts: Narrative, Period (music), Cultural revolution, Zhàng, Cognition, Cultural history, History, Psychology