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On The Evolution Of Father 's Image From Ang Lee' S Father 's Trilogy

Posted on:2015-02-17Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:J ZhangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2175330434950448Subject:Communication
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The role of "Father" has very important cultural connotation in Chinese traditional culture, its position and influence as well as the alteration of the relationship with the son generation all reflect the changes of the traditional family ethics concept. In the period of social transformation, the relocation of Chinese society ethics and the reconstruction of new tape of family values are presented by "Father", a very important cultural symbol. Father figure and father-son relationship are demonstrated commendably by means of the film. Outstanding movie workers represented by Ang Lee transfer question and introspection on Chinese traditional patriarchy culture, which enlighten people explore the econstruction of morality and ethics constantly in the new period.This dissertation can be divided into four main content parts. The first part summarize the different types of "Father" figure and father-son relationship in Ang Lee ’s films in particular, and make use of correlation theory of psychoanalytis school to analyse and explain the connotation of father figure. And this dissertation carries on concrete analysis to the performance of father figure in Zhang yang’s film on the second part. The third part of this particle compares Ang Lee’s film to oriental and occidental director respectively, strive to grasp more the cultural reason which hides in the different attitudes to fathers fully and faithfully. The last part attempt to go deep into family ethical conception and traditional culture which hides behind father figure, try hard to speculate the traditional culture and morality ethics and introspect predicament and outlet of individual freedom development and traditional ethics.
Keywords/Search Tags:father figure, father-son relationship, family ethics, morality ethics, patriarchy
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