The Love's Words of the Feminine Literature in May 4th Times
Xie Hai-ping
Abstract
Xie Hai-ping
Abstract
From Bingxin, the love had a development process in the female authors' writings. The love in Binxin's writing is general and abstract, including maternal love, natural love and child love, and she hopes to change the world with the help of love; the love in Feng Yuanjun's writing is a kind of conflict, and its central expression is in a dilemma choice between the mother's love and the sweetheart's love; and to Ding Ling, the love returned to the original state between both sexes, but this kind of love lost its solemn significance in the early feminine literature. It changed to be true, and expressed the doubt about love. The evolution of love words may clearly describe the process of the gradual feminine consciousness awakening of the female writers in the May 4th times.
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From Bingxin, the love had a development process in the female authors' writings. The love in Binxin's writing is general and abstract, including maternal love, natural love and child love, and she hopes to change the world with the help of love; the love in Feng Yuanjun's writing is a kind of conflict, and its central expression is in a dilemma choice between the mother's love and the sweetheart's love; and to Ding Ling, the love returned to the original state between both sexes, but this kind of love lost its solemn significance in the early feminine literature. It changed to be true, and expressed the doubt about love. The evolution of love words may clearly describe the process of the gradual feminine consciousness awakening of the female writers in the May 4th times.
Key concepts: Philosophy of love, Dilemma, Consciousness, Expression (computer science), Psychology, Psychoanalysis, Natural (archaeology), True love