英文摘要 |
Anyone who pursues overseas Lu Hsün studies or the academic history of modern Chinese literature cannot afford to neglect the monograph on Lu Hsün during the Cold War by Tsi-an Hsia (1916-1965). But the humanistic values of his writings were never totally revealed because of his untimely death. With the publication of Letters Between Chih-tsing Hsia and Tsi-an Hsia (1947-1965), this article proposes firstly that Tsi-an Hsia also became more responsive to the tortuous realistic debates between modern Chinese literary thought and political discourse at that time by investigating the interaction between the modern Chinese literary thought and political discourse in the early Cold War. Secondly, it elaborates how the debates reflect Neoclassicism and the complexity of modern Chinese literary thought and its strong literariness. |