The Relation between Political culture and Modern literature Groups During the Twenties and Thirties of Last Century

Elzayat, Muhammad Ali

doi:10.21608/gsal.2020.176208

The Relation between Political culture and Modern literature Groups During the Twenties and Thirties of Last Century

Document Type : Original Article

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Muhammad Ali Elzayat

Suez Canal University

10.21608/gsal.2020.176208

Abstract

Literature is the science of anthropology, and the language used to describe the writer’s personal experiences. The period of time in which a literary work is written determines its nature in terms of diversity and complexity. This paper is divided into an introduction, conclusion, and four chapters in which we deal with the relationship of Chinese literature to politics, political culture and its relationship to literature, literary groups, and its relationship to political culture during the twenties and thirties. The study concluded that the views of literary groups and their development were affected by the trends of political culture. The group of literary studies matched its literary creativity with the historical changes and the requirements of the political culture of that era, and the ideological change that occurred in the literary creativity group was a clear product of the prevailing political culture of that period.

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