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| The Historicity and Contemporary Nature in Realistic Literature |
| 南京师范大学文学院 江苏南京210097 |
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Abstract The meaning of Realistic Literature itself has its complexity in the history of modern society. Realism, Naturalism etc. are more or less related to Realistic Literature whose explanation is mainly limited to the perspective of Naturalism represented by Zola, whereas Realistic Literature in historic explanation can not accommodate the approach and space of Realistic Literature under the contemporary context, because of its simplicity. It strongly embody the neo-quality literature ecology which Realism, Naturalism and Post Modernism are mixed together. And what's more, it is a symbol code of strong tolerance and arrangement of ideas.
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Received: 25 April 2005
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