Rational Critique on Chinese Literary Trend in 20th Century
LI Jian-dong
Abstract
LI Jian-dong
Abstract
The key point of Chinese literary trend of 20th century is the relationship of politics andart;recent 20 years,it has been changing to the relationship of business and art.The two relationships could point to the literariness of literature itself,that is to say,how literature arouses its connotation and value in the current ideology context.Literature lacks for rational guidance and demands profound critique.The absence of theory is the result of political tension and scholars' afraid of thinking in an abstract and dialectic way.Therefore,in the researches of Chinese literary trend,not only literature itself should be criticized,but also the literary criticism and literary theory should be criticized.This is also called the thought of critique.
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The key point of Chinese literary trend of 20th century is the relationship of politics andart;recent 20 years,it has been changing to the relationship of business and art.The two relationships could point to the literariness of literature itself,that is to say,how literature arouses its connotation and value in the current ideology context.Literature lacks for rational guidance and demands profound critique.The absence of theory is the result of political tension and scholars' afraid of thinking in an abstract and dialectic way.Therefore,in the researches of Chinese literary trend,not only literature itself should be criticized,but also the literary criticism and literary theory should be criticized.This is also called the thought of critique.
Key concepts: Literariness, Connotation, Dialectic, Ideology, Literary criticism, Literary science, Literary theory, Politics