Titlebook: Hallucinatory Realism in Chinese Literature; Essays on Mo Yan and Lin Jiang Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), unde

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,Childhood Narrative: The Richness of Meaning in Reinterpretation of Mo Yan’s ,ects of this novella can be criticised in terms of the psychology of composition, the connotation of themes, and the construction of images. . is also a solid basis from which Mo Yan’s literary production can be viewed; in fact, it is the artistic inspiration for several of his other works.

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Mo Yan and William Faulkner: Construction and Interpretation of Folk Mythology,tions and a personal style unlike thatof Faulkner. Mo Yan’s ‘folk mythology’ clearly parts with thatof Faulkner in every aspect, such as theme, form, and intrinsic spirit, and this shift reflects the complexity anddistinctiveness of the Chinese progression towards modernity.

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,Folkness and Literature: The Chinese Experience in Mo Yan’s Narratives,cularity, values more body experience, and focuses on the narrative rather than lyrical ways in the folk discourse. The Chinese experience in Mo Yan’s novels is not the ‘grotesque realism’ discussed by Bakhtin, but the nature of ‘folklore’ embodied in the cultural context of ‘brutal reality’.