一九三七至一九四九年間象徵主義文學在中國的接受(II-I)
Date Issued
2003-10-31
Date
2003-10-31
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DOI
912411H002035
Abstract
After the outbreak of the Sino-Japanese War
in 1937, some professors and young poets
from Peking and Tsinghua Universities
changed their political position and left for
the communist base at Yanan, some stayed in
the occupied areas, and some headed for the
interior of China to take up teaching posts.
The first focus of this project lies in the
literary activities that took place in Southwest
Associated University at Kunming. It mainly
deals with the group of professors and young
poets who brought along with them the
symbolist literary credo, providing
nourishment for a new generation of poets of
the forties, who were later identified as the
nine-leave school of poetry. The second
focus lies in the political situation that affect
the literary fortunes of the new generations of
poets, who could not identify themselves
with the communist or the nationalist, they
finally being rooted form the literary system
after the communist took over mainland
China in 1949. The project appropriates the
idea of Anna Balakian and René Wellek, who
saw the major literary movements of the
early 20th century taking place throughout
Europe as various offshoots of the French
Symbolism. Such a perspective engenders the
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present reception study and relates the
Chinese literary development to the larger
context of global literary migration and
change.
Subjects
Symbolism
Southwest Associate University
Nine-leave School of Poetry
Publisher
臺北市：國立臺灣大學外國語文學系暨研究所
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report
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