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On the Process of Discourse in Western "Realism

Cui Chang

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From Balzac's production to Malcouph's Openingup system theory, western Realism has been a kind of specific practicing process, as well as a contemporary discourse. It gave some inspiration to the study of Realistic literature in the developing countries. We should study in terms of native discourse instead of previous idealization of Realism.

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From Balzac's production to Malcouph's Openingup system theory, western Realism has been a kind of specific practicing process, as well as a contemporary discourse. It gave some inspiration to the study of Realistic literature in the developing countries. We should study in terms of native discourse instead of previous idealization of Realism.

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From Balzac's production to Malcouph's Openingup system theory, western Realism has been a kind of specific practicing process, as well as a contemporary discourse. It gave some inspiration to the study of Realistic literature in the developing countries. We should study in terms of native discourse instead of previous idealization of Realism.

Key concepts: Idealization, Realism, Aesthetics, Epistemology, Process (computing), Sociology, Critical realism (philosophy of perception), Philosophy

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