Chinese Fragmentary Literary History—Novel Volume

Author: Li Xiusheng
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: This book is part of the History of Chinese Literature in Body Parts, specifically the Novel Volume. It covers various genres of ancient novels, divided into three parts: Upper (Classical Chinese Novels), Middle (Storytelling Novels), and Lower (Chapter Novels). Written by authors such as Shi Yuliang, Wang Liyan, and Liu Liamao. The author meticulously analyzes the origins of novels, extensively cites sources, and delves into in-depth discussions, particularly emphasizing the interpretation of novel content through historical facts and cultural backgrounds. The perspective is broad, and the approach is novelistic. The entire book strives to objectively evaluate the state of novels in different historical periods, clearly revealing the historical trajectory of the formation, development, and evolution of Chinese novels. It is not only suitable for teaching in higher education institutions in the humanities but also serves as an essential reference for general literary enthusiasts to master rich and accurate knowledge of the history of novels.