From Lu Xun to Zhao Shuli. The Politics of Recognition in Chinese Literary Modernity: A Genealogy of Storytelling

From Lu Xun to Zhao Shuli. The Politics of Recognition in Chinese Literary Modernity: A Genealogy of Storytelling

248 pages· 2007· ISBN 9780549582533
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Chapter Four interprets the politics of aesthetics of Zhao Shuli in the light of Benjamin's theory of flaneur.

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