Frye's Theory of the Source of Literary Meaning and Generation of Text Ideas
Yu Wei Qin
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Yu Wei Qin
Abstract
Frye was against the view that the literary meaning originated from the intended context language.He believed that the meaning of literary context came from literary language and its structural form.Only if literary language and context formed by structures combine with historical context can it realize its meaning with a more extensive view.The myth prototype is the origin of literary meaning and the only way to gain literary meaning is sentimental reading reaction.
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Frye was against the view that the literary meaning originated from the intended context language.He believed that the meaning of literary context came from literary language and its structural form.Only if literary language and context formed by structures combine with historical context can it realize its meaning with a more extensive view.The myth prototype is the origin of literary meaning and the only way to gain literary meaning is sentimental reading reaction.
Key concepts: Meaning (existential), Context (archaeology), Literary language, Reading (process), Mythology, Literary science, Literary criticism, Literature