An Analysis of the Three-in-One Narrative Structure of WANG Meng’s Novel "Butterfly"
Chunmei Zhang
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Chunmei Zhang
Abstract
WANG Meng is the leading figure in the field of China’s contemporary literature and his works have always been looked upon in this field. Previous researchers used to analyze WANG Meng’s works from the times context, the author’s special fortune and the times significance of the works, but usually ignore the subtle association of the above factors and the narrative relevance strategies. In this sense, the narrative study is of great significance for the mastery of the whole connotation of WANG Meng’s works.
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WANG Meng is the leading figure in the field of China’s contemporary literature and his works have always been looked upon in this field. Previous researchers used to analyze WANG Meng’s works from the times context, the author’s special fortune and the times significance of the works, but usually ignore the subtle association of the above factors and the narrative relevance strategies. In this sense, the narrative study is of great significance for the mastery of the whole connotation of WANG Meng’s works.
Key concepts: Narrative, Connotation, Relevance (law), Context (archaeology), Field (mathematics), Association (psychology), Psychology, History