On the Zen Buddhist Implication in Shen Cong-wen Literary Criticism
Cen Lin
Abstract
Cen Lin
Abstract
The aesthetic approach based on intuition, the aesthetic taste featuring a tranquil look at life and harmony-refrainment relationship and the literary ideal of beauty in life that Shen Cong-wen advocates in his literary critic works are all in agreement with the Zen Buddhist philosophy of life. The essay interprets and explores Shen Cong-wen’s literary thoughts and his link with the Zen Buddhist culture in an attempt to get closer to the novelist and critic's real identity, providing a new angle to look at his unique literary thoughts and valuable studies on how to fully comprehend his original cultural psychological structure.
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The aesthetic approach based on intuition, the aesthetic taste featuring a tranquil look at life and harmony-refrainment relationship and the literary ideal of beauty in life that Shen Cong-wen advocates in his literary critic works are all in agreement with the Zen Buddhist philosophy of life. The essay interprets and explores Shen Cong-wen’s literary thoughts and his link with the Zen Buddhist culture in an attempt to get closer to the novelist and critic's real identity, providing a new angle to look at his unique literary thoughts and valuable studies on how to fully comprehend his original cultural psychological structure.
Key concepts: Harmony (color), Intuition, Buddhism, Beauty, Philosophy, Literary criticism, Aesthetics, Literature