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| Root Novels And The Change Of The Narrative In The New Era |
| 北京师范大学文学院 北京100875 |
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Abstract The development of the novel trend in the new era is represented as the historical change in the novel narrative.Root novels prompt the historical change of the narrative and lead to the development from the current objective social discourse to illusory historical and cultural discourse.This article discusses the reasons of the narrative change in the new era,the change brought forth by the root novels,and the influences resulted from the narrative change.It is believed that root novels play a transmission role and mean very important in the development of novel trend in the new era.
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Received: 25 February 2006
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