Studies on Qian Mu's Literary Thought and Textual Theory

This monograph focuses on the literary philosophy and textual theories of Qian Mu. Commencing with the formative years of Qian Mu's scholarly career, it meticulously examines the profound influence exerted by his family environment, hometown education, and early reading habits. It then traces his accumulation of knowledge during university studies, his initial forays into academic practice, and the formative stages of his scholarly perspectives. Subsequent chapters delve into the theoretical foundations of Qian Mu's literary philosophy and the core tenets of his philological theory. The work further examines the connections between his literary thought and classical literary periods, alongside the multifaceted contemporary relevance of his philological theory. Rich in content, distinct in theme, and rigorously structured, this volume balances scholarly depth with practical relevance. It serves as an essential reference for literary researchers, university faculty and students, and all those intrigued by Qian Mu's academic legacy.