"I"in Absentia——Evading of First-person Narration in Chinese Ancient Novels
Ying Li
Abstract
Ying Li
Abstract
Chinese ancient novels mostly start with the third-person omniscient narration,lacking of first-person narration,which is typical compared with western contemporary novels and Chinese classic novels.The art of these novels as well as Chinese traditional culture may cause such a phenomenon.
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Chinese ancient novels mostly start with the third-person omniscient narration,lacking of first-person narration,which is typical compared with western contemporary novels and Chinese classic novels.The art of these novels as well as Chinese traditional culture may cause such a phenomenon.
Key concepts: Narrative, Literature, Phenomenon, First person, Chinese culture, Art, History, Philosophy