Perspectivity of the Arguments Towards Jin Yong' s Novels
Rui Hou
Abstract
Rui Hou
Abstract
Arguments towards Jin Yong's novels have revealed many problems existing in the academic fields. Amomg them, there are problems concerning the intervention by commercialized writers, criticsconfued theories put forward by scholars as well as the not sovigrousscholarshi which have put Jin Yong' s novels into superficial and meaningless arguments and have prevented people from further study into Jin Yong's novels. This paper has attempted to grasp and clarify several theoretician problems in Jin Yong' s novels concerning the arguments of the refined and popular and the classics. Based on these, the author of the present study has tried to do something according to the norms so as to let the entrance of Jin Yong's novels into the history of classic literature.
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Arguments towards Jin Yong's novels have revealed many problems existing in the academic fields. Amomg them, there are problems concerning the intervention by commercialized writers, criticsconfued theories put forward by scholars as well as the not sovigrousscholarshi which have put Jin Yong' s novels into superficial and meaningless arguments and have prevented people from further study into Jin Yong's novels. This paper has attempted to grasp and clarify several theoretician problems in Jin Yong' s novels concerning the arguments of the refined and popular and the classics. Based on these, the author of the present study has tried to do something according to the norms so as to let the entrance of Jin Yong's novels into the history of classic literature.
Key concepts: Literature, Philosophy, GRASP, Epistemology, Aesthetics, Sociology, Art, Computer science