舞廳、舞女與海派文學(xué)的都市敘事(1927-1937).pdf

1、學(xué)校代碼：10270 分類號(hào)：I206.6 學(xué)號(hào)：142200088 碩 士 學(xué) 位 論 文 舞廳、舞女與海派文學(xué)的都市敘事（1927-1937） 學(xué) 院 ： 人 文 與 傳 播 學(xué) 院 專 業(yè) ： 中 國(guó) 現(xiàn) 當(dāng) 代 文 學(xué) 研 究 方 向 ： 中國(guó)現(xiàn)當(dāng)代文學(xué)與都市文化 研究生姓名 ： 陳 博 文

2、 指 導(dǎo) 教 師 ： 劉 暢 完 成 日 期 : 2 0 1 7 年 5 月 Abstract Shanghai Normal University Master of Philosophy II Abstract Since the openi

3、ng of Shanghai in 1843, under the influences of Western culture, Shanghai has undergone enormous changes, and entered a golden period of rapid development of the city in the 1920s to 1930s. Shanghai is well known as the

4、center of the world for its industrial, trading and financial centers. At the same time, Shanghai, as a famous entertainment center, has won the reputation of “Paris of the East” for its developed entertainment industry.

5、 In the rich and varied entertainment life, dance industry occupies the “king” status and has an important influence on the Republic of Shanghai people's daily life. Correspondingly, this new group of dancers with th

6、e rapid development of dance industry is booming. Dance halls, as an interpersonal place, gather all kind of people here, its appearance is complex and diverse, and is very suitable for entering a variety of contexts to

7、complete the different urban imagination. The core group of dance halls——dancing girls, they are living in an era of the old and new ideas, and they not only represent traditional women’s side, but also possess the chara

8、cteristics of the new era of women. This paper selects the representative works of the Shanghai school writers on dance halls and dancing girls, and focuses on the creation of New feeling writers, Shanghai aestheticism w

9、riters and Popular writer of Shanghai school. What's more, this paper investigates their creations are how to inspect from two aspects of ambiguity of dance halls which is a urban space and versatility of dancing gir

10、ls, and depicts a three-dimensional urban landscape picture, shows the writer's imagination and aesthetic experience of the city. At the same time, this paper contacts the Left-wing writers of depicting the Shanghai

11、metropolis during the same period, and compares two types of writer’s urban creations. The paper is composed of introduction, body and conclusion. The body is divided into four chapters. The first chapter focuses on th

12、e relationship among dance halls, dancing girls and modern city life. In the modern city life, dance halls and dancing girls form a unique visual landscape, this chapter introduces the development history of dance halls