Cross-Cultural Literary Dialogue (New Perspectives on Comparative Literature and Poetics between the East and the West)

Author: Zhonghua Book Company
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: Comparative literature between China and the West, as a cross-cultural literary dialogue, should first seek common discourse between the two. Otherwise, the dialogue lacks a point of convergence, and each party will speak in isolation. Generally speaking, the collision, conflict, and integration of civilizations follow a pattern: from forced and one-sided adaptation to more objective dialogue and comparison. To bridge the gap of heterocultural differences and establish a systematic framework for comparative literature between China and the West without becoming abstract is almost as elusive as the myth of Chang'e flying to the moon. However, with people now walking on the moon, it inspires the author's exploration.