Cultural Criticism for Seeking the Self-Historical Limit——From Historical Criticism for the Research on Lu Xun to Reviewing the Dead Fire
Ren Hui-qun
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Ren Hui-qun
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Reviewing the Dead Fire(1996),which referring Lu Xun and studies on Lu Xun,is an another important article of Wang Hui after Historical Criticism for the Research on Lu Xun(1988).This article attempts to inquire theself-reflection of the dilemma which between purposes and modes from Wang hui in the seven years,from the analysis of the historical limit concealed in the center concept of modern Chinese thought to the stress on self-approval and the cultural criticism of Lu Xun.His intention change in studies on Lu Xun follows his thinking about the Chinese modern question and the modern Chinese approval.All these efforts provide the historical possibilities for Lu Xun study and the modern culture criticism.
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Reviewing the Dead Fire(1996),which referring Lu Xun and studies on Lu Xun,is an another important article of Wang Hui after Historical Criticism for the Research on Lu Xun(1988).This article attempts to inquire theself-reflection of the dilemma which between purposes and modes from Wang hui in the seven years,from the analysis of the historical limit concealed in the center concept of modern Chinese thought to the stress on self-approval and the cultural criticism of Lu Xun.His intention change in studies on Lu Xun follows his thinking about the Chinese modern question and the modern Chinese approval.All these efforts provide the historical possibilities for Lu Xun study and the modern culture criticism.
Key concepts: Criticism, Dilemma, China, Literature, History, Aesthetics, Sociology, Epistemology