20th Century Chinese Literary Journals and Trends (1897-1949)

Author: Yang Lianfen et al
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: The "Twentieth-Century Chinese Academic Debates Series" is a large-scale book series that blends research, thought, scholarship, and readability. It is a comprehensive collection of important academic ideas on Chinese philosophy, history, literature, and art in the 20th century, comprising four volumes and 40 books. The authors of this series, with rigorous academic rigor, scientific argumentation, and fluent writing, adhere to the principle of "history and argument combined, description and evaluation combined," striving to reflect historical objectivity, present comprehensive and accurate views, and narrate concisely while ensuring fair and impartial evaluation. The entire series clarifies the main issues of academic debates in the fields of philosophy, history, literature, and art over a century, provides realistic analysis of the listed debates, and re-examines various important debate materials from a historical and global perspective. This allows readers to gain new insights and reach new heights in understanding each debate. This book is an attempt to present the history of modern Chinese literary trends from the perspective of journals. Its structure, with time as the longitude and literary trends as the latitude, focuses on journals to present and summarize the objective conditions of modern Chinese literary trends and debates in the first half of the 20th century.