Ethical Narrative and Narrative Ethics--Textual Practices of Novels in the 1990s

Author: Zhang Wenhong
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: In the current field of literary studies, research on 1990s fiction has been relatively weak in terms of comprehensiveness and depth. This book starts from the complex and diverse textual practices of 1990s fiction and the concrete development of figurative literature, analyzing the "ethical narrative" that occupies the central thematic focus of 1990s fiction. By uncovering the narrative ethics embedded within it, the book further explores the overall narrative ethical characteristics and cultural spiritual aspirations of 1990s fiction. This book comprehensively analyzes the textual practices of 1990s fiction from the perspectives of ethical narrative and narrative ethics, an area that has rarely been addressed by previous scholars. By employing the research perspectives of ethical narrative and narrative ethics, it integrates 1990s fiction into a dynamic examination system involving thematic studies, poetics, and the "subjectivity" of writers, reflecting the depth of research that provides essential, holistic, historical, and cultural poetics insights into 1990s fiction.