On Humane Intellectuals' Discourse in Chinese Cultural Context
Shi Liu
Abstract
Shi Liu
Abstract
Liu Shi lin thinks that special attention should be paid to marginal discourse and non central discourse while speaking Chinese in the cultural context of globalization. Din Shao lun gives a clear explanation of his idea regarding publishing in terms of contemporariness, cultural concreteness, deconstruction and creativeness. Zhang Qiang maintains that what counts most in the new humane discourse is that humane intellectuals are the main body and their ideas are the vanguard. Zhu Guo hua analyses the merits and demerits of the narrative discourse mode in both Chinese and Western poetics. Luo Dong qing believes that it is the nonstandard discourse rather than the standard one that helps to capture the soul of the Chinese culture. Liu Mo analyses the discourse space and type of Chinese intellectuals in the 20th century.
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Liu Shi lin thinks that special attention should be paid to marginal discourse and non central discourse while speaking Chinese in the cultural context of globalization. Din Shao lun gives a clear explanation of his idea regarding publishing in terms of contemporariness, cultural concreteness, deconstruction and creativeness. Zhang Qiang maintains that what counts most in the new humane discourse is that humane intellectuals are the main body and their ideas are the vanguard. Zhu Guo hua analyses the merits and demerits of the narrative discourse mode in both Chinese and Western poetics. Luo Dong qing believes that it is the nonstandard discourse rather than the standard one that helps to capture the soul of the Chinese culture. Liu Mo analyses the discourse space and type of Chinese intellectuals in the 20th century.
Key concepts: Deconstruction (building), Concreteness, Context (archaeology), Sociology, Vanguard, Poetics, Soul, Chinese culture