URBAN NOVELS AND CHANGES IN CHINESE URBAN ETHICS
Abstract
Urban ethics is the study of cities as moral subjects, and urban novels serve as a "mirror" of urban ethics. They have reflected and displayed a series of problems on the urban humanistic environment and value ethics since modern China. This article takes urban novels as the research object, conducts an in-depth analysis of the historical changes of Chinese urban ethics. The authors examine the complex living conditions, ethical characteristics, and social ethical issues in urban life of the country. The work provides an important basis for the development and progress of modern ethics.
About the Authors
Li Hanqiao
Hubei Second Normal University
China
China
Zhang Wenjun
Huazhong University of Science and Technology
China
China
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Review
For citations:
Hanqiao L., Wenjun Zh. URBAN NOVELS AND CHANGES IN CHINESE URBAN ETHICS. Bulletin of Kazakh National Women's Teacher Training University. 2020;(1):78-82.
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