The History and Current State of Lu Xun Studies in China

Author: Wang Furén
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: Preface to the First Edition Introduction Chapter 1: The Founding Period of Lu Xun Studies (1913–1928)
Chapter 2: The Formative Period of Lu Xun Studies (1929–1949)
Section 1: Lu Xun Studies by the Marxist School
Section 2: Lu Xun Studies by the Life-Art Faction in the 1930s and 1940s
Section 3: Lu Xun Studies by British and American Liberal Intellectuals in the 1930s and 1940s
Chapter 3: Lu Xun Studies in the Mao Zedong Era (1949–1976)
Section 1: Cultural Integration After 1949
Section 2: The Decline of Lu Xun Studies by the Marxist Enlightenment Faction
Section 3: Achievements and Shortcomings of Lu Xun Studies by the Marxist Pragmatic Faction in the Early 1950s
Section 4: Lu Xun Studies by the Marxist National-Political Faction
Section 5: Lu Xun Studies by the Professional Faction (1949–1976)
Section 6: Lu Xun Studies During the Cultural Revolution
Chapter 4: Lu Xun Studies in the New Period (1976–1989)
Section 1: The Division and Reorganization of the Marxist Political Faction
Section 2: Lu Xun Studies by the Professional Faction in the New Period
Section 3: Lu Xun Studies by the Enlightenment Faction in the New Period
Section 4: Lu Xun Studies by the Life-Philosophy Faction in the New Period
Section 5: Lu Xun Studies by the Avant-Garde Faction in the New Period
Section 6: The Revival of Lu Xun Views by British and American Liberal Intellectuals in the 1930s and 1940s in the New Period
Postscript to the First Edition
Appendix
My Three Souls in Lu Xun Studies
My View on Lu Xun Studies in China
Postscript to the Second Edition