Paper Bounderies (ePub)
While changing the presence of contemporary poems, post-70 poets have brought about many problems concerned with them. Their works would not only make us think again the beginning problems about contemporary poems, but encourage us to take into...
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While changing the presence of contemporary poems, post-70 poets have brought about many problems concerned with them. Their works would not only make us think again the beginning problems about contemporary poems, but encourage us to take into consideration of the problem in the paths of different kinds of poems. In addition, their writings have offered new challenges to the generational relationship of contemporary poems. Their responses to the materialism in the contemporary society are far beyond former generations of poets. In this process, they have experienced setbacks. However, they have also made novel and bold explorations, which have lead in to great achievements. As far as I'm concerned, the more important thing is that they show people the energy and confidence in contemporary poems with their creation. Paper Boundary by He Wudong might be able to guide people to understand how post-70 poets act.
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- Autor: He Wudong
- 2012
- ISBN-10: 7552500662
- ISBN-13: 9787552500660
- Erscheinungsdatum: 01.04.2012
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