Literary Studies Volume -- A Hundred Classics in Multidimensional Perspectives

Author: Wu Xiuming, Chief Editor; Li Yongyin, Editor-in-Chief
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Publishing Date: 2004-07-01
Features: This series of books is primarily selected from the perspective of the second-year Chinese curriculum. Together, they form an organic whole, while individually, each possesses relative independence. For example, modern and contemporary literary classics better reflect the openness and growth of the discipline, ancient literary classics better reflect its enduring nature and vastness, and literary theory classics better reflect its cognitive and dialectical aspects. Of course, from an apparent level, the serialization of classics and its systematic nature may exert pressure and conflict on the individuality of aesthetic quality. It can be said that this pressure and conflict are a calculated manifestation of the institutionalized tendency of Chinese education and the inherent contradiction between literature and its poetic expression of human society and the world.
A Hundred Classics in Multidimensional Perspectives, Recommended by the Ministry of Education for Undergraduate Students of Chinese Departments in Universities Across the Nation. These works are rich in content, fluent in language, diverse in themes, and possess high literary and artistic value, making them well worth reading. Based on the guiding reading list for foreign literature determined by experts organized by the Ministry of Education, this book provides comprehensive overviews and detailed interpretations of each selected work.