Lecture Records of Hot Works in New Period Literature

Author: Wu Xuan
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: This book is a recording of lectures by renowned professors from top universities. Author Wu Xuan uses "negation philosophy" and "negation aesthetics" to examine literary theory, and evaluates hot works in new-era literature through the perspective of "transcending" negationism. This book is a lecture recording by Wu Xuan, a well-known scholar at East China Normal University. The text is conversational and has a sense of being on-site, meeting the desire for knowledge among those who lack the opportunity to attend top universities or listen to the teachings of distinguished professors, offering an immersive experience. It is an era saturated with "Western studies" yet lacking in "literary spirit." Wu Xuan uses "negation philosophy" and "negation aesthetics" to examine literary theory, and evaluates hot works in new-era literature through the perspective of "transcending" negationism. His criteria for judgment are not "literature for moral instruction," but rather emphasize literary creation, highlighting whether a work possesses the quality of "transcending" and whether it expresses the author's unique insights. This is a cultural breakthrough, offering new ideas and approaches.