Abstract
The naming of Wujiang Group and Linchuan School in the history of drama was established by drama historians of the Republic of China. Because these drama historians had neither defined the concept of School, nor had they reached a consensus and guidelines that should be followed in the division of the School. These drama history research books differed in the classification and number of dramatists. In interpreting the theory of the two factions, there is also a tendency to exaggerate the opposition between the two groups. Since the Republic of China, some drama historians had denied the existence of Linchuan School, largely because they used modern school theory to measure the ancient literary groups. Therefore, it is necessary to construct a theory which is in line with the actual development of ancient drama.
First Page
78
Last Page
87
Recommended Citation
Cheng, Huaping. 2017. "The Construction and Review of the Wujiang School and Linchuan School: A Study of the History Research Books of Traditional Chinese Drama in the Republic of China." Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art 37, (3): pp.78-87. https://tsla.researchcommons.org/journal/vol37/iss3/13