On Modern Characteristics of Novels——"Mainly on the Sentiment Novel" and "Prostitutes Novel"
Hou Yun-hua
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Hou Yun-hua
Abstract
In the early republic of China,with the social transformation,the writer's main consciousness has changed,whether it is willing to be charged of the task of the enlightenment of benefiting mankind,or the cognition of novels,mission,all with tradition is different.The changes affect the novel creation,both on creating a new image,also making update implication and highlight the humanistic consciousness.At the same time they lead to change of novel narrative characteristics,are restricted to the introduction of narrative perspective,the change of the narrative characteristics the generation of revolution ﹢ love narrative mode and such as psychological description and so on protruding the characteristics of modern Chinese novel.
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In the early republic of China,with the social transformation,the writer's main consciousness has changed,whether it is willing to be charged of the task of the enlightenment of benefiting mankind,or the cognition of novels,mission,all with tradition is different.The changes affect the novel creation,both on creating a new image,also making update implication and highlight the humanistic consciousness.At the same time they lead to change of novel narrative characteristics,are restricted to the introduction of narrative perspective,the change of the narrative characteristics the generation of revolution ﹢ love narrative mode and such as psychological description and so on protruding the characteristics of modern Chinese novel.
Key concepts: Narrative, Enlightenment, Consciousness, Perspective (graphical), China, Affect (linguistics), Humanism, Aesthetics