Alienation and Isolation:Another Interpretation of Kong Yiji
Sui Han
Abstract
Sui Han
Abstract
Just as Grengory's metamorphosing into a beetle in the novel Metamorphoses written by Kafka has revealed, Kong Yi_Ji and his contemporaries living in the Chinese feudal culture background have been distorted by the living environment. This paper starts from the perspective of alienation and views this classical work in a new light. What is more, the author manages to approach the inner spiritual relation between Lu Xun and this novel.
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Just as Grengory's metamorphosing into a beetle in the novel Metamorphoses written by Kafka has revealed, Kong Yi_Ji and his contemporaries living in the Chinese feudal culture background have been distorted by the living environment. This paper starts from the perspective of alienation and views this classical work in a new light. What is more, the author manages to approach the inner spiritual relation between Lu Xun and this novel.
Key concepts: Alienation, Feudalism, Interpretation (philosophy), Perspective (graphical), Relation (database), Isolation (microbiology), Sociology, Aesthetics