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Comparison Of Space Narration In Novels By Zhaxi Dawa,Baima Nazhen And Duoji Zhuoga

Posted on:2020-11-21Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Y LiangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2415330623952726Subject:Chinese Ethnic Language and Literature
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Tibet is located in the frontier of China.Its unique natural geographical features and unique climate have created a unique space for Tibet.Coupled with the intentional shaping of writers,the spatial narration of Tibetan literature is prominent in all ethnic literature.Zhaxi Dawa,Baima Nazhen and Duoji Zhuoga are all outstanding contemporary Tibetan Chinese writers.Factors such as zeitgeist,writing age,communication carrier,readers' preference,Chinese and foreign literary works,emphasis of writers' writing,and writers' gender have all influenced the writing of Tibetan region space under the pen of Tibetan writers.As a result,there are great differences in the narration of physical space,psychological space and social space.From Zhaxi Dawa(novel after 1985)to Baima Nazhen to Duoji Zhuoga,we can see several directions of the evolution of Tibetan writers' creation since the new era.The second is the change of national consciousness of writers in the new period,from the strong national consciousness to the stronger national emotion,to the eclectic open attitude;Third,the sanctity of religion is constantly weakened in the novel;Fourth,the female consciousness in the novel is constantly enhanced;Fifth,we can see the process of writing from magic to reality and writing content from mysterious Tibet to daily Tibet.Sixth,the transformation of the image of the serf owner in the novel of the new era is no longer the cunning and hateful image in the seventeen years of literature,but the elegant and intelligent image of the aristocrat presented in front of the readers,realizing the transformation from denying the aristocrat to recognizing the aristocrat.
Keywords/Search Tags:Zhaxi Dawa, Baima Nazhen, Duoji Zhuoga, Tibet, Space narrative
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