Alienation and Localization: The Evolution and Impact of Feminist Poetics in China

Author: Yang Lixin
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: This book concisely elaborates on the theoretical characteristics and academic contributions of Western feminist poetics, systematically reviews its dissemination, influence, variation, and transformation in China. From different perspectives such as academic background, cognitive framework, thinking habits, and critical models, it analyzes the differences between Chinese and Western feminist poetics. It also provides insightful interpretations of contemporary Chinese women's literature writing influenced by feminist poetics. By looking back at the fate of feminist poetics in China over the past two decades and reflecting on the evolution of Chinese feminist critical practice and women's literary writing, the author examines the complex relationship between heterogeneous and indigenous factors in contemporary Chinese literary creation, theoretical construction, and cultural development. Combining micro and macro perspectives, the author comments on the diverse literary phenomena sparked by the collision of Chinese and Western cultures, often revealing insights previously unexplored. The book features a clear research approach, meticulous organization, and elegant, fluid writing, blending rigorous arguments with passionate enthusiasm and poetic charm.