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Analysis of the Power Alienation in Bi Feiyu's Novel Yumi
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Abstract
Contemporary writer Bi Feiyu's works are very cutting-edge thinking and reflection of potential social problems, and the novel Yumi is a good confirmation. The characters in Bi Feiyu's novel Yumi can almost not escape from "power", and the recognition of power, the pursuit of power, the price paid for the pursuit of power and the influence brought by power will push people into the abyss of alienation. Therefore, the thinking on power and reflecting on alienation are also particularly important in contemporary society. An analysis of the power alienation in Bi Feiyu's novel Yumi can inspire the people who live in contemporary society. In view of this, this paper studies all kinds of characters through intensive reading of the novel Yumi, and analyzes how "power" uses an invisible force to "non-normalize" human survival concept and survival behavior, that is, alienation. Based on the characteristics and the expression of alienation to get the result of alienation caused by power and its influence on contemporary society. At the same time, it also lets the people living in contemporary society see the consequences of people after the alienation of power and get inspiration from it.
Keywords
Bi Feiyu, Yumi, alienation, power
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Jiang,Y. (2024). Analysis of the Power Alienation in Bi Feiyu's Novel Yumi. Lecture Notes in Education Psychology and Public Media,41,277-282.
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