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On the Fatalism in the Novels of Tang Dynasty

HU Xing-hua

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In Tang Dynasty,with the application of the Imperial Examination System,there was an essential change in social customs,spirits,social psychology and the scholars' emotions and concepts of value. Fatalism expressed their concern of fame,wealth and individual fate,their puzzlement of gain and loss.

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In Tang Dynasty,with the application of the Imperial Examination System,there was an essential change in social customs,spirits,social psychology and the scholars' emotions and concepts of value. Fatalism expressed their concern of fame,wealth and individual fate,their puzzlement of gain and loss.

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In Tang Dynasty,with the application of the Imperial Examination System,there was an essential change in social customs,spirits,social psychology and the scholars' emotions and concepts of value. Fatalism expressed their concern of fame,wealth and individual fate,their puzzlement of gain and loss.

Key concepts: Fatalism, Imperial examination, Value (mathematics), Psychology, Aesthetics, Social psychology, History, Literature

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