Comparative Theory (A Grand Perspective on Interpretation of Chinese and Western Literary Theories)

Author: Zhang Yisheng
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: This book is composed of eight sections and twenty-eight chapters. The "Hegemonic Strategy Section" of the first chapter and the "Alliance Strategy Section" of the eighth chapter are of the nature of "Introduction" and "Conclusion." First, the introduction mainly compares and interprets the Chinese and Western theories, placing them within the context of a macro-system while also providing case studies. Secondly, it elaborates on the academic research content and relevant theoretical characteristics of individual scholars such as Wang Yuanyuan, Qian Zhongwen, Wang Yuangang, Sun Shaozhen, and Xu Ming. Finally, the conclusion interprets the differences between Eastern and Western cultures, the rise of Chinese culture, and the dialogue and integration of Chinese and Western cultures in three major contexts and historical landscapes: the United States, Russia, and China.