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The Research Of Gujin

Posted on:2009-04-24Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:J XiaoFull Text:PDF
GTID:2178360245473940Subject:Chinese Modern and Contemporary Literature
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From December 1941 to August 1945, Shanghai was occupied by Japanese. During this period of time, the Japanese militarism and Wang's authorities not only controlled the public's opinion but also strengthened the supervision on the cultural market which caused no freedom of speech. The Shanghai literature was in a low atmospheric pressure during which time. In March, 1942, Zhupu, which was one of the senior officials of Wang's authorities, created a magazine named Gujin. Because of the creator's political background, many progressive writers called it "tractor magazine". So we couldn't found it in the history of Chinese modern literature. But Gujin has its value; it has rich content, lofty style. Gujin was filled with "nobility spirit" which demonstrates Gujin's writers arrogant to popular literature, also transmits their cultural interest. Under the influence of various powers, Gujin became one of the most important cultural spaces for scholars to communicate with each other in the Japanese occupied area. Officials, scholars and writers are important powers of the prose creations at that time; their creations changed the feature of Shanghai literature.The dissertation includes four chapters. The introduction based on the analysis of course and significance of blooming research on the occupied areas literature. Chapter 1 aims at illustrating the environment of Gujin at the very beginning through studies on the literary world. Chapter 2 and 3 try to analyze edition idea and Literature standpoint to perform Gujin's writers complex point of view. Chapter 4 mainly elaborates the feature of works written by the authors (not only famous writers but also fresh writers). Their works have a more complete uniformity in the content and the style.
Keywords/Search Tags:Journal, Gujin, Prose, Shanghai, Occupied literature
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