Negation and Transcendence: On the Evolution of the Narrative Style in Wang An - yi' s Novels
Liu Li
Abstract
Liu Li
Abstract
Among the contemporary writers, Wan An - yi has the greatest variety of styles. His creating process presents the clear periodicalness with the major presentation of the changing narrative styles, that is, from the pure narration to complex narration to more advanced level of narration. Through the change, his understanding of novels' essence is becoming more and more profound and his outlook of the world and life is growing more and more mature.
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Among the contemporary writers, Wan An - yi has the greatest variety of styles. His creating process presents the clear periodicalness with the major presentation of the changing narrative styles, that is, from the pure narration to complex narration to more advanced level of narration. Through the change, his understanding of novels' essence is becoming more and more profound and his outlook of the world and life is growing more and more mature.
Key concepts: Narrative, Transcendence (philosophy), Negation, Presentation (obstetrics), Style (visual arts), Variety (cybernetics), Literature, Aesthetics