Mysterious Imagination and Narration in Modern Chinese Literature
Zeng Li-jun
Abstract
Zeng Li-jun
Abstract
Some people believe that the traditional narration of ghost and spirit and the literary imagination of immortal and devil halted suddenly when Chinese literature moved into its modern age. In fact, the tradition did not cease. Although the traditional methods of narration were once restrained, they exist and succeed in a more concealed way and show a touch of trace in modern Chinese literature.
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Some people believe that the traditional narration of ghost and spirit and the literary imagination of immortal and devil halted suddenly when Chinese literature moved into its modern age. In fact, the tradition did not cease. Although the traditional methods of narration were once restrained, they exist and succeed in a more concealed way and show a touch of trace in modern Chinese literature.
Key concepts: Narrative, TRACE (psycholinguistics), Literature, Chinese literature, Aesthetics, History, Art, Philosophy