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"Human Words (Excerpt)" Author: Wang Guowei Publisher: CITIC Press Douban Books Top 100 Rating 9.5
"Human Words (Excerpt)" Author: Wang Guowei Publisher: CITIC Press Douban Books Top 100 Rating 9.5
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Introduction · · · · · ·
The book "Human Ci Talks" is Wang's commentary on Chinese ancient literature with a new perspective after he was baptized by Western aesthetics. It has epoch-making significance and has always been highly valued by the academic community. The book also invites Huang Lin, a famous expert today, to introduce it. He not only sorts out its theoretical framework and picks out its essence, but also focuses on revealing its academic origins, historical and cultural background, and the author's specific situation and mentality at the time, so as to help readers accurately understand the original work while highlighting the academic personality of Wang Guowei, the master of Ci studies.
Table of contents · · · · · ·
A Reading Guide to Wang Guowei's Humanistic Ci
1 "Only plum blossoms remain wherever life passes" - a life journey of worrying about life and the world
2 “There is no difference between Chinese and Western learning” - the academic and cultural perspective that integrates both Chinese and Western cultures
3 “Literature is a game of career” – an aesthetic view of literature that transcends utilitarianism
4 “Ci is based on the state of mind” - Ci theory with the “state of mind” as the core
5. “Each generation has its own literature” – the view of literary evolution from “prosperity at the beginning to decline at the end”
6 Versions and deletions of Human Words II Human Words (revised)
Volume 1
Volume 2
1 "Only plum blossoms remain wherever life passes" - a life journey of worrying about life and the world
2 “There is no difference between Chinese and Western learning” - the academic and cultural perspective that integrates both Chinese and Western cultures
3 “Literature is a game of career” – an aesthetic view of literature that transcends utilitarianism
4 “Ci is based on the state of mind” - Ci theory with the “state of mind” as the core
5. “Each generation has its own literature” – the view of literary evolution from “prosperity at the beginning to decline at the end”
6 Versions and deletions of Human Words II Human Words (revised)
Volume 1
Volume 2
