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FEI MINGS QUEST OF THE ESSNCE NEW POETRY AND THE ENLIGHENMENT FROM IT

Li Xi

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In a discussion of the essence of new poetry, Fei Ming, an important poet and poetry critic in the history of new poetry, has categorized sentiment and emotion as the standards in evaluation and appraisal of new poetry. It has played an important role in guiding new poetry in its early stage, and is of enlightenment to its development at the current stage.

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In a discussion of the essence of new poetry, Fei Ming, an important poet and poetry critic in the history of new poetry, has categorized sentiment and emotion as the standards in evaluation and appraisal of new poetry. It has played an important role in guiding new poetry in its early stage, and is of enlightenment to its development at the current stage.

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In a discussion of the essence of new poetry, Fei Ming, an important poet and poetry critic in the history of new poetry, has categorized sentiment and emotion as the standards in evaluation and appraisal of new poetry. It has played an important role in guiding new poetry in its early stage, and is of enlightenment to its development at the current stage.

Key concepts: Poetry, Enlightenment, Literature, Stage (stratigraphy), Philosophy, History, Art, Epistemology

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