Configurations of the Individual in Modern Chinese Literature

Exploring the diverse representations of the individual in modern Chinese literature, this book analyzes classic works by notable authors like Zhou Zuoren and Lu Xun. It aims to reshape perceptions of modern Chinese literary history while addressing contemporary debates on individual and human rights in China. The text illustrates how these literary configurations reveal complex political possibilities that challenge Western notions of individualism. This groundbreaking study serves as a vital resource for political scientists and scholars interested in contemporary China.