Narrative Viewpoint and Political Significance——A Political Narrative Form Analysis of the Condemned Novels of Late Qing Dynasty
Fang Guo-wu
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Fang Guo-wu
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The condemned novels of late Qing Dynasty takes a narrative viewpoint of defamiliarization to convey the significance of political criticism.Unfamiliar viewpoints are mainly presented through travelers and outsiderofnarrative presentation.The former infinitelyexpands political narrative perspective,which continues to cause narrative novelty;the latter breaks the established cultural awareness,forming a banter political narrative effect.The application ofunfamiliar viewpoint makes narrator always face newobjects,which is moreconducive to reflecting truth of survival over looked behind the familiar scenes.
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The condemned novels of late Qing Dynasty takes a narrative viewpoint of defamiliarization to convey the significance of political criticism.Unfamiliar viewpoints are mainly presented through travelers and outsiderofnarrative presentation.The former infinitelyexpands political narrative perspective,which continues to cause narrative novelty;the latter breaks the established cultural awareness,forming a banter political narrative effect.The application ofunfamiliar viewpoint makes narrator always face newobjects,which is moreconducive to reflecting truth of survival over looked behind the familiar scenes.
Key concepts: Narrative, Politics, Viewpoints, Novelty, Literature, History, Aesthetics, Narrative criticism