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| Title: | 盧卡契現實主義理論剖析
Anatomy of Lukacsian notions realism |
| Authors: | 鄭玉秀
CHENG, YU-HSIU |
| Contributors: | 陳長房
CHEN, CHANG-FANG
鄭玉秀
CHENG, YU-HSIU |
| Keywords: | 盧卡契
文學理論
美學
教育 |
| Date: | 1992
1991 |
| Issue Date: | 2016-05-02 15:11:24 (UTC+8) |
| Abstract: | 盧卡契是本世紀卓越的思想家。他在哲學、史學、美學與文學理論方面，都有非凡的成就。在文學創作上，盧卡契推崇寫實主義的文學。他認為，文學應該發揮教導、喚醒與淨化這三大功能。
This thesis discuss six major concepts basic to Lukacs" consideration of realism: totality, world-hostorical view, typicality, reflection, tendentiousness and prospect. Lukacs believes that literature plays a pivotal role in the dissemination of didacticism, evocation, and catharsis. He also argues that through the production of "correct" writings, writers should hilistically consider the destiny of man--presumably one of the dominant themes in most literary works. Only when writers have a "right" view can they "accurately" perceive the world and the evolutionary process of man, and only then can they authentically reflect human life and situations by portraying typical characters in typical circumstances. In addition, for Lukacs, great writers such as Shakespeare, Goethe, and Balzac are to a certain extent "tendentious." Because of his dissatisfaction with capitalism, Lukacs believes that socialismm offers a better future for man. The concept of prospect thus becomes one of the rationales he uses to measure literary works. A writer can achieve great success if he tries to depict man`s future with socialist ideals in mind. As a whole, Lukacs` realism has a positive effect: he establishes certain paradigmatic principles with which one can gauge great writers. |
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國立政治大學
英國語文學系 |
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| Data Type: | thesis |
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