On the Shaman Culture Embodied in the Novels of the Writers in Northeast China

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10.2991/icassee-18.2018.56How to use a DOI?

Keywords

Shaman Culture; literature; Northeast China

Abstract

The Shaman belief is prevalent in the ancient northern nations of China. The creation of writers in the Northeast China generally embodies the distinctive characteristics of the times, and shows the rich local color influenced by the Shaman culture. Under the contradictory psychological effect of national identity and conscious criticism of Shaman culture, the novels of the writers in Northeast China have more dialectical meaning in thought. Shaman culture, as a kind of cultural psychology, has infiltrated into the subconscious of these writers. It is also can be seen that Shaman culture is a living participant factor of history.

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