Research Article
Space from Geographical and Psychological Perspectives: An Exploration of Urban Cultural Space in Eileen Chang's Works
Abstract
This paper delves into the impact of urban cultural spaces on the works of Eileen Chang, analyzing from three aspects: the background of creation and cultural environment, the shaping of individual psychology and emotions, and the influence on literary style and narrative structure. Through a detailed interpretation of Chang's works, it reveals the significant role of urban cultural spaces in her creative process, enriching the understanding of her literary achievements.
Keywords: Eileen Chang; Geography; Psychology; Urban; Cultural Space
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