Conflicts of two modernities——Mao Dun and his interpretation of expressionism
Huang Cai-wen
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Huang Cai-wen
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The writer of this paper assumes that Mao Dun's precise interpretation of expressionism during the May 4th Movement and Great Revolution reflects his clear-cut stand and philosophically aesthetic foundation. All this proves that he understands the implicatures of the expressionism, despite his flickering conflicts, which are viewed as due to the politics and aesthetics.
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The writer of this paper assumes that Mao Dun's precise interpretation of expressionism during the May 4th Movement and Great Revolution reflects his clear-cut stand and philosophically aesthetic foundation. All this proves that he understands the implicatures of the expressionism, despite his flickering conflicts, which are viewed as due to the politics and aesthetics.
Key concepts: Interpretation (philosophy), Politics, Foundation (evidence), Aesthetics, Epistemology, Philosophy, History, Law