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Comparing the Viewpoints of Space-time in Chinese and Western Novels

Qian Wen

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The difference of the space-time viewpoints between Chinese novels and western novels is not merely the problem of the novel writing techniques. It is also a problem of noumenon. It reflects the two different spiritual progresses of Chinese and western cultures: from existing to exceeding.

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The difference of the space-time viewpoints between Chinese novels and western novels is not merely the problem of the novel writing techniques. It is also a problem of noumenon. It reflects the two different spiritual progresses of Chinese and western cultures: from existing to exceeding.

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The difference of the space-time viewpoints between Chinese novels and western novels is not merely the problem of the novel writing techniques. It is also a problem of noumenon. It reflects the two different spiritual progresses of Chinese and western cultures: from existing to exceeding.

Key concepts: Viewpoints, Noumenon, Space (punctuation), Epistemology, History, Literature, Aesthetics, Philosophy

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