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Research on Lu Guishan’s Academic Thought

Author: JingJunMei
Tutor: SongJianLin
School: China Academy of Art
Course: Literature and Art
Keywords: Lu Guishan Artistic Reality Aesthetic Subject and Object Hominology Macroscopic Theory of Literature and Art
CLC: I0
Type: Master's thesis
Year: 2010
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Abstract


Combined with the historical background and historical reality, this thesis is a fully integrated analysis and research on the academic thought of Prof. Lu Guishan, and there is a main line of the development of his academic thought. At the same time, I hope to provide a worthwhile theoretical reference for current study on the theory of literature and art, and scan contemporary social thought and cultural trends deeply.From a historical and theoretical perspective, this thesis analyses Lu Guishan’s academic thought on the overall. This thesis can be divided into five parts in total: preface, a three-chapter text and conclusion. The prologue dwells on the research background and academic background, the range of the study, the worth of the topic, and so on. The first chapter focuses on Lu Guishan’s academic ideas and results on basic theory of literature and art. The second chapter mainly study Lu Guishan’s macroscopic system of the theory of literature and art. The third chapter is concerned with Lu Guishan’s practice on academic research. The epilogue is a summary of the text. Moreover, there is a perspective discussion on some theoretical problems extended from Lu Guishan’s academic thought in this part. Especially, we should pay attention to the subject construction and the further development in the future on the theory of literature and art.This article is not only focusing on Lu Guishan’s personal research on literary theory, but also trying to touch the pulse of times on literature and art through the study of Lu Guishan’s academic thought. In addition, since the "Reform and Opening-up Policy" was implementing in 1978, the Marxist theory of literature and art has developed rapidly, and the contemporary literary system has achieved a high theoretical level. In short, this thesis will give us an opportunity to reflect on our past, and represent the reality and spirit of the age.

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