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Evolutive Trace of Case Story in the Ming Dynasty

Author: XiangQian
Tutor: WuJianGuo
School: Hunan Normal University
Course: Ancient Chinese Literature
Keywords: Ming Dynasty Koan collection of short stories Detective narrative Evolution Orbit
CLC: I207.41
Type: Master's thesis
Year: 2009
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Abstract


Detective Novels of Ming Dynasty to undertake under the premise of the Yuan Dynasty \This novel style is unique from the outset, with extensive , so study the trajectory of its evolution not only to break above bound , multi-angle , multi - level contemplation , and its historical value and position should carry out a comprehensive evaluation and positioning . In a sense, the detective novels of the Ming and Qing dynasties can be seen as the basic shape of the legal system of ancient Chinese literary texts , the basic characteristics of both the legal literature and documentary literature . Its intensive research that can sort out the detective fiction as popular fiction is an important branch mechanism and the evolution process , but also be able to grasp the popular novels of the Ming and Qing Dynasties of cultural choice between the rule of law and the moral direction , in order to further the description detective narrative for the penetration and influence of other types of popular narrative mode , to find a \Paper is divided into five sections of the introduction , body, three chapters and more than theory : the introduction is to determine the definition of detective novels , and a summary of previous detective novels situation , at the same time asked the significance of the basic ideas of this article ; Chapter is to focus on finishing the Ming Dynasty short koan collection specific number and type style , and further its basic form analytical deconstruction sought to tease out a pattern creation trend ; second chapter the author attempts from the Ming Dynasty koan collection mechanism , narrative plate and settle a lawsuit program to identify the basic model of the formation process , and to find out something regularity to get the Ming Dynasty and even the later Detective Novels holistic understanding ; Chapter select \shoot \show detective fiction in the Qing Dynasty to seek a breakthrough and innovation .

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