The Academic Ethic of Literary Anthropology
Shuxian Ye
Abstract
Shuxian Ye
Abstract
Literary anthropology is not only an interdisciplinary way of studying literature,but also a literary concept directed to the future.The change from the Concept of World Literature of the 19th century to that of Literary Anthropology of the 20th—and—21th centuries proves the concept of literature is an important reform.The western literary concept of the first world noblesse has changed into the literary concept globally covering the aborigines of the fourth world.The core of such changes lies in the turn of academic ethic:from the hegemony of the colonial era to the global equity and equality of the post—colonial era.
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Literary anthropology is not only an interdisciplinary way of studying literature,but also a literary concept directed to the future.The change from the Concept of World Literature of the 19th century to that of Literary Anthropology of the 20th—and—21th centuries proves the concept of literature is an important reform.The western literary concept of the first world noblesse has changed into the literary concept globally covering the aborigines of the fourth world.The core of such changes lies in the turn of academic ethic:from the hegemony of the colonial era to the global equity and equality of the post—colonial era.
Key concepts: Colonialism, Literary science, Literary criticism, Hegemony, Sociology, Literature, Anthropology, History