The Inplicitness?Inspection And Explicitness Of Human Nature In Moyan's Novels

Human nature, as an eternal motif in ancient and modern literature, is also the essential attribute of human, It also relate to Moyan, a representitive writer in 1980 s,who's novels involve widest and mining deepest on human nature.The paper based on a close reading of the novels from Moyan, and take theperiod of May Forth Movement and17_year Literature as a longitudinal coordinate reference,mainly from the development law of literature, era transformation, individial life experience and any other aspects to analyze the human nature in Moyan's novels.Chapter One: Moyan's novels inplicit the“Spiritual self”, As a representative writer in1980 s, who experienced a faith catastrophe after 1950s—1980s, Moyan choose to evade the“spiritual self”, then, under the influence of the standpoint of folk writing and literary description's self_limit, Moyan placed the figures in the background, let the spiritural self hidden in the fold changes in the narrative.Chapter Two:Moyan's novels inspect the“Social self”, the survey and reflection on“Social self”by Moyan, reflected by inherent conflict through the characters, the game between “Biological self”and “Social self”showing two different living conditions. The influence from the era of discourse and the age of discourse is the deep roots which made Moyan inspect the “Social self” which constitutes the language context of human nature writing.Chapter Three:Moyan's novels explicit the“Biological self”,This chapter mainly analysis the recognition and publicity of “Biological self”from “hunger”and “sex”two aspects, Combine the experience of missing childhood, army life study life and common experience of ethnic groups to seek the root of individual experience.In conclusion,in order to find the assolation of humanity with personal experience,the spirit of the times and national culture,the paper analysis Moyan's novels layer by layer through three parts: unintentionally highlight the “Spiritual self”, take sober look at“Social self”, fully affirm the“Biological self”, finally, come to a conclusion: Moyan's view of human nature is that he fully affimed the “Biological self”.