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"Liu Xiang Didn't Read" Author: Zhao Yong Zhejiang Ancient Books Publishing House
"Liu Xiang Didn't Read" Author: Zhao Yong Zhejiang Ancient Books Publishing House
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Introduction · · · · · ·
This book is one of the "Rizhiwen Collection". This book is a collection of academic essays by Zhao Yong, a professor at the School of Literature of Beijing Normal University. It includes some of his essays in newspapers and magazines and several conference speeches, as well as research and comments on cultural phenomena and theories, and introductions and analyses of the academic views of famous scholars such as Tong Qingbing and Cheng Zhengmin. The author uses literary theory as a guide, combines current trends and hot topics, and conducts an in-depth analysis of relevant cultural phenomena. The author's writing is fluent, and his descriptions of people and events are vivid and detailed. When analyzing cultural phenomena, he has a rigorous spirit of thinking, is not bound by prejudices, has many unique insights, and takes into account both academic and readability.
About the Author
Zhao Yong is a professor at the School of Literature, Beijing Normal University. He has worked at the Center for Literature and Art Studies, School of Literature, Beijing Normal University since 2002. His main research directions are: basic literary theory, popular culture theory and criticism, and Western literary theory. He has published books such as Aesthetic Reading and Criticism, Integration and Subversion: The Dialectics of Popular Culture - Popular Culture Theory of the Frankfurt School, etc. He is the host of the major project of the Ministry of Education on Humanities and Social Sciences, "The Impact of Popular Culture and the Transformation of Chinese Literature in the New Century".
