Style and Ideology: Multiple Expressions of Chinese Revolutionary Literature (1927-1949)

About This Novel

This book aims to explore the relationship between intention (ideological content) and expression (linguistic form) in the writing of Chinese revolutionary literature from 1927 to 1949 from the perspective of style and ideology. For this reason, this book focuses on three revolutionary writers, Jiang Guangci, Guo Moruo, and Ding Ling, and elaborates on the transformation and development of their revolutionary literature writing during this period, and then reveals that the artistic effects presented by the language form of the writers' literary works (texts) may be contrary to the writing intentions stated by the writers themselves, thus showing the richness and complexity of style and ideology.

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