On Xu Xu's Exploration on the True Meaning of Love in the 1930s and 1940s(I)——the Establishment and Main Tendency of Viewpoint on Love
Fang Feng
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Fang Feng
Abstract
The 1930s and 1940s was the period that Xu Xu stepped into the society,during which the rudiment of his viewpoint of love had been fully manifested in his various works.Xu Xu believed that love is formed because of the interaction between spirit and instinct.The love he pursuited is of both body and soul.In addition,his concept of love hovered between two poles: both ideal and realistic,sensitive and also rational;long for forever love beyond death and also satirize unnecessary sacrifice;admit material is the medium of love,but reject money dominating Love.His intention is to place divine ideal on love in the real world,and advocate healthy and harmonious matrimonial relationships based on sound subjectivity.
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The 1930s and 1940s was the period that Xu Xu stepped into the society,during which the rudiment of his viewpoint of love had been fully manifested in his various works.Xu Xu believed that love is formed because of the interaction between spirit and instinct.The love he pursuited is of both body and soul.In addition,his concept of love hovered between two poles: both ideal and realistic,sensitive and also rational;long for forever love beyond death and also satirize unnecessary sacrifice;admit material is the medium of love,but reject money dominating Love.His intention is to place divine ideal on love in the real world,and advocate healthy and harmonious matrimonial relationships based on sound subjectivity.
Key concepts: Soul, Philosophy of love, Ideal (ethics), Instinct, Philosophy, Meaning (existential), Subjectivity, Psychoanalysis