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LONELINESS:AN ANALYSIS OF CAN XUE'S WRITING THEME

Xiao Yu-lin

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Can Xue is lonely.She explores the darkest part of human nature lonely and faces her readers whose number is very small.In her novels,Can Xue also sticks to her tragic expression of human’s existing value and conditions,of which the comparatively deepened feeling is the sense of loneliness as an individual that can be found everywhere but cannot be got rid of.

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Can Xue is lonely.She explores the darkest part of human nature lonely and faces her readers whose number is very small.In her novels,Can Xue also sticks to her tragic expression of human’s existing value and conditions,of which the comparatively deepened feeling is the sense of loneliness as an individual that can be found everywhere but cannot be got rid of.

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Can Xue is lonely.She explores the darkest part of human nature lonely and faces her readers whose number is very small.In her novels,Can Xue also sticks to her tragic expression of human’s existing value and conditions,of which the comparatively deepened feeling is the sense of loneliness as an individual that can be found everywhere but cannot be got rid of.

Key concepts: Loneliness, Theme (computing), Feeling, Expression (computer science), Value (mathematics), Psychology, Psychoanalysis, Social psychology

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