"Restricted Prosaism": Yu Guangzhong's Poetic Theory and Practice
Xu Xu
Abstract
Xu Xu
Abstract
As a famous contemporary writer of and prose, Yu Guangzhong has initiated a poetic theory and practice called restricted prosaism since 1960's . It is not only a borrowing from and returning to the tradition of turning prose to poem in the classic Chinese poetry, but also a modern poet's pioneering proposition for the healthy growth of modern new poetry.
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As a famous contemporary writer of and prose, Yu Guangzhong has initiated a poetic theory and practice called restricted prosaism since 1960's . It is not only a borrowing from and returning to the tradition of turning prose to poem in the classic Chinese poetry, but also a modern poet's pioneering proposition for the healthy growth of modern new poetry.
Key concepts: Poetry, Proposition, Literature, Philosophy, Art, Epistemology