Plain Style and Modernity: A Case Study of Hu Shi's Vernacular Theory -- New Perspectives in Academic Research

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Features: This book is based on a doctoral dissertation. It primarily takes Hu Shi's vernacular literature theory as a case study to examine the vernacular style and modernity. Although research in this field has been very rich, the author of this book does not follow the conventional path. She divides the study of Hu Shi into four stages using the method of "archaeology of knowledge": four claims, in fact, represent four modes of thinking, four value orientations, and at the same time, four continuous and winding pursuits across historical periods.