The Language Logic and Characters' Reality in the Modern Novels' Narration
XU De-ming
Abstract
XU De-ming
Abstract
modern time's Chinese novels didn't discard the character's reality narration which the ancient novels' are good at,but the character of the language logic in the colloquialism classical narration is more outstanding.In the great 's narration,the establishment of the language logic and the development of the characters' reality between the personalities are carefully and precisely impulsed each other.The intercourse strain between the personality and personality or between personality and society is indispensable in the logic meanings,which is more a modern dimension.The expressional way may be direct estimation,may be exterior as well as connotative logic dialog,or histrionic and metaphorical visual language.
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modern time's Chinese novels didn't discard the character's reality narration which the ancient novels' are good at,but the character of the language logic in the colloquialism classical narration is more outstanding.In the great 's narration,the establishment of the language logic and the development of the characters' reality between the personalities are carefully and precisely impulsed each other.The intercourse strain between the personality and personality or between personality and society is indispensable in the logic meanings,which is more a modern dimension.The expressional way may be direct estimation,may be exterior as well as connotative logic dialog,or histrionic and metaphorical visual language.
Key concepts: Narrative, Character (mathematics), Personality, Colloquialism, Literature, Linguistics, Personality psychology, History