The problematic of self in modern Chinese literature: Hu Feng and Lu Ling

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Modernist Literature and Criticism Chinese history and philosophy Literary Theory and Cultural Hermeneutics

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Abbreviations Introduction Part I. Modernity and Cultural Politics: 1. Subjectivity and the discourses of modernity 2. Hu Feng's subjectivism and cultural politics 3. Lu Ling: a cultural-historical biography 4. The politics of style and the narrative representation of mind Part II. Lu Ling and teh Problematic of the Subject: 5. introduction 6. The discourse of romantic individualism in Children of the Rich 7. The power of the people: myth and cosmology in Children of the Rich and Hungry Guo Su'e Conclusion.

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