Folk of Non-class——Another Boundary of Folk
Hao Chen
Abstract
Hao Chen
Abstract
The Chinese poems discussed in 1990s can be divided into two classes: one is the folk of the other is the folk of non-class. There are three viewpoints in the class of folk. They are nihilistic standpoint of folk, standpoint of folk and quality standpoint of folk. These viewpoints premise is to regard folk as a conception of class, thus the folk as an individual vanishes gradually. The non-class of single folk has to break through the boundary of class so as to achieve the existence of variety. What the poems in 1990s are confronted with is the problem of how to escape from the folk of class to the folk of non-class.
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The Chinese poems discussed in 1990s can be divided into two classes: one is the folk of the other is the folk of non-class. There are three viewpoints in the class of folk. They are nihilistic standpoint of folk, standpoint of folk and quality standpoint of folk. These viewpoints premise is to regard folk as a conception of class, thus the folk as an individual vanishes gradually. The non-class of single folk has to break through the boundary of class so as to achieve the existence of variety. What the poems in 1990s are confronted with is the problem of how to escape from the folk of class to the folk of non-class.
Key concepts: Viewpoints, Folk religion, Class (philosophy), Premise, Poetry, Variety (cybernetics), Folk medicine, Folk culture