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The Evolution Of "modernism" In Chinese New Poetry: Classical And Trendy

Posted on:2020-03-10Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Q F KongFull Text:PDF
GTID:2435330590462244Subject:Chinese Modern and Contemporary Literature
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The modern poetry school is a representative poetry school in the history of the development of Chinese new poetry.The modern poetry school formed after the 1930 s,developed new poetry art from the realm of poetry,poetic thought,poetic language,artistic form and so on.On the road of promoting the modernization of Chinese new poetry,it has shown a more active and rational acceptance trend.With its own unique creative pursuit,it promotes the integration of Chinese and western poetry,and constructs the modern poetry with the characteristics of the national era.The emergence of modernist poetry has enabled Chinese new poetry to develop into a mature position in the mid-1930 s.The foundation and core of Chinese modernist poetry is symbolism,and modernist poets are known for their symbolic colors in poetry.Modern poetry implements Chinese transformation of Western symbolism.On the one hand,they draw nutrition from the exotic poetic system.Faced with the powerful artistic influence of western poetry,Chinese modernist poets dialectically absorb the western discourse resources by adapting to the conditions for the development of modern Chinese modern poetry.On the other hand,the modern poetry school fully mobilizes the experience reserve of Chinese classical poetry in the creation of new poetry,and dips the Chinese classical sentiment.At the new starting point of the double experience,using the aesthetic communication strategies such as symbolism and imagery,the connection between Chinese classical poetics and western poetics was realized,and the poetry self-sufficiency was advocated,which promoted the modern transformation of the aesthetic concept of new poetry.
Keywords/Search Tags:Modern poetry, Symbol, Imagery, Pure poetry
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