Ying Jing
Abstract
This article, from the viewpoint of perception theory, tries to analyze the role of the reader in literary research. The reader's understanding and perception play a crucial part in literary interpretation. And any changes in the reader's literary views and life orientations will exert a strong influence on aesthetic appreciation.
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This article, from the viewpoint of perception theory, tries to analyze the role of the reader in literary research. The reader's understanding and perception play a crucial part in literary interpretation. And any changes in the reader's literary views and life orientations will exert a strong influence on aesthetic appreciation.
Key concepts: Perception, Interpretation (philosophy), Reading (process), Aesthetics, Psychology, Literary criticism, Literary science, Literary theory