Who is God: Singh's Creation and Its Impact on Chinese Literature

Author: Fu Xiaomin
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Singer, winner of the 1979 Nobel Prize in Literature. This work introduces the current trends in foreign research on Singer and analyzes the formation and evolution of Singer's concept of God based on his cultural background. On this basis, it proposes the new concept of "national anxiety complex" as a main thread for exploring Singer's creative practice. Much of the content in the book is very helpful for us to gain a comprehensive understanding of Singer. What is particularly valuable is that Fu Xiaowei also points out the problems in the translation of Singer's works in China, while simultaneously sorting out the multifaceted influence of Singer on China's new period literature through textual analysis. Therefore, "Who Is God: Singer's Creative Practice and Its Impact on Chinese Literary Circle" combines the characteristics of author studies and comparative literature. The book introduces the current trends in foreign research on Singer and analyzes the formation and evolution of Singer's concept of God based on his cultural background, proposing the new concept of "national anxiety complex" as a main thread for exploring Singer's creative practice.