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ZHANG Cheng-zhi: a Lonely Watcher of the Ideal World

Zhao Yu-hau

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Facing the widespread subjectivity degradation in the cultural transformation in the end of the 20th century,as a writer who adhere to beautiful nature,keep mind free,against the tide with an independent personality,Zhang Cheng-zhi obsessed with the pursuit of the ideal world with his firm belief,and mde the conscience and identity of intellectuals confirmed.

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Facing the widespread subjectivity degradation in the cultural transformation in the end of the 20th century,as a writer who adhere to beautiful nature,keep mind free,against the tide with an independent personality,Zhang Cheng-zhi obsessed with the pursuit of the ideal world with his firm belief,and mde the conscience and identity of intellectuals confirmed.

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Facing the widespread subjectivity degradation in the cultural transformation in the end of the 20th century,as a writer who adhere to beautiful nature,keep mind free,against the tide with an independent personality,Zhang Cheng-zhi obsessed with the pursuit of the ideal world with his firm belief,and mde the conscience and identity of intellectuals confirmed.

Key concepts: Conscience, Zhàng, Ideal (ethics), Subjectivity, Personality, Identity (music), Philosophy, Psychoanalysis

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