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Jacques Rancière's Political Views Of Fiction

Posted on:2019-11-14Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:X Y ZhangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2405330569479092Subject:Literature and art
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Based on the study of the fiction that appeared in the bourgeois countries in the last century,Rancière believes that the fiction is a new way of social expression which focuses on and expresses people and their lives which existed in real society,enhances their perceptual cognitive ability,and disrupts the existing emotional order of the community,reconstructs the emotional experience of the community.The ways that fiction relies on include: allowing language to present reality by itself,writers no longer find specific objects for the text,presenting life with profound metaphor,and beckoning readers to seek the truth;express the logic of life in a unrestrained style,free from the writing mode.For Rancière,the world of literature built by the fiction is a place of aesthetic equality,the fiction describes people's joys and sorrows,allow everyone to read and acquire knowledge,and to cultivate people's perception ability.As a new form of diction,the fiction has a new distribution of sensible.It is a micro-politics that focuses on the individual level,reflects the democratic demands of people,and helps to build an equal democratic community.The fiction is an important milestone in the aesthetic revolution,which participates in the emotional distribution of the community in an aesthetic way,frees from the shackles of the hierarchical system of art,writes daily life in a free way,and creates works suitable for reading by readers at all levels.People can share knowledge and perceptual experience equally,and create the equality of aesthetics through fiction.The fiction can lead literary arts to the new future ultimately,which blurs the boundaries between various genres and depicts all the groups in the community.
Keywords/Search Tags:Jacques Rancière, modern fiction, distribution of the sensible, micro-politics, community
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