英文摘要 |
As a starting point of modern Chinese literature, culture and thoughts, the importance and complexity of the May Fourth Movement have been emphasized and interpreted again and again. However, the scene of heterglossia as we see it today is no less exciting than our precursors of the May Fourth Generation saw it. The May Fourth New Cultural proponents and their opponents coexist in an environment of complicated discursive practice; and the vitality of May Fourth Movement in fact stems from this multilayered chorus. In the rivalry between The Critical Review (Xueneng School) and the New Cultural Movement proponents, the remnants of traditional discourses coexisted with the emerging, dominant discourses, engaging each other in heterogenous dialogues, creating a multi-layered, multi-dimensional sphere. The spirit of May Fourth Movement, in the final analysis, was formed by the various cultural, educational, and psychological needs from different perspectives, and also by the interaction of different schools. |