Modernity set to a pre-modern tune : classical-style poetry of modern Chinese writers, A
Chinese poetry Modernism (Literature) Criticism, interpretation, etc
Brill
2016
EISBN 9789004310803
New voices in an old form: rethinking the classical-style poetry of modern chinese writers.
The call to write: Lu Xun's poetic self-affirmation in a time of crisis.
An infatuation with a skeleton: Yu Dafu's accidental loyalism and classical-style poetry.
Affection or disaffection: the lyricism of the "traitor" Zhou Zuoren.
The political transformation of romantic lyricism: Guo Moruo's classical-style poems in response to Mao Zedong.
Hard to be reformed: Nie Gannu and his classical-style poems.
Conclusion.
The call to write: Lu Xun's poetic self-affirmation in a time of crisis.
An infatuation with a skeleton: Yu Dafu's accidental loyalism and classical-style poetry.
Affection or disaffection: the lyricism of the "traitor" Zhou Zuoren.
The political transformation of romantic lyricism: Guo Moruo's classical-style poems in response to Mao Zedong.
Hard to be reformed: Nie Gannu and his classical-style poems.
Conclusion.
