Author: Yu Yingchun
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Publish Date: 1997-06-01
Features: This book is part of the "Chinese Literary History Research Series." Based on extensive and reliable documentary evidence, it examines the significant changes in social and political systems during the pre-Qin and Han periods, as well as the shifts in the intellectual and moral outlook of scholars. Drawing on the inherent characteristics of Chinese cultural traditions and the historical evolution, the book provides a solid and in-depth analysis of the process by which ancient Chinese literature became self-aware by the late Han Dynasty. It further offers detailed and thorough discussions on important literary phenomena, delving into the underlying causes of the formation of major Han Dynasty writings and literary styles. The arguments are well-founded and innovative, not only opening new avenues for the study of Han Dynasty literature but also offering valuable insights and references for the study of ancient Chinese literary history and traditional culture as a whole.
Evolution of Han Dynasty Scholars and Literary Concepts
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