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On the Influence of Dualistic Thought Pattern in the Development of Chinese New-period Literary Theory

Yu Zhang

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This paper attempts to prove that the dualistic thought pattern is a conventional and influential thought method in the development of the studies of literary theory in the last twenty years of the 20th century in Chinese. It specifically displays the four aspects: position of literary theory, contents, theory resource and study method.

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This paper attempts to prove that the dualistic thought pattern is a conventional and influential thought method in the development of the studies of literary theory in the last twenty years of the 20th century in Chinese. It specifically displays the four aspects: position of literary theory, contents, theory resource and study method.

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This paper attempts to prove that the dualistic thought pattern is a conventional and influential thought method in the development of the studies of literary theory in the last twenty years of the 20th century in Chinese. It specifically displays the four aspects: position of literary theory, contents, theory resource and study method.

Key concepts: Period (music), Literary theory, Literature, Position (finance), Chinese literature, Epistemology, History, Literary criticism

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