英文摘要 |
In this paper I trace thefolkorigins of Shen Congwen’s early works , as exemplified in three of his early plays: Selling Sugar, Selling Cane(1925)| The Duck(1926)| and Xiaoshen (1926).My analysis consists of two main approaches. In the first, taking as a theoretical base the history of Chinese theater since the May Fourth Movement in 1919, I explore developments which have occurred in such areas as theoretical debate, aesthetic appreciation, and the realization of the new spirit of drama, while taking into account the influenceof the sociocultural background of the time. In the second, adopting asynchronic perspective, I take his cultural context as the basis for examining Shen’s numerous and highly diverse early works, which cover practically every style of modern literature,and which contain abundant material relating to theme of his folkliterary, compared with the middle and late works, the early works appear diversified. I also make a overall analysis of Shen’s early stage works , to explore how the author was influenced by traditional and modern life experiences at the time(or Influence of Western Literature and Chinese Traditional Culture).From this paper, we can see the author's views and positions on the development trend of literature and art in the May Fourth Movement (with drama as the main object of discussion). |