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STYLE CONSTRUCTION AND NARRATION PATTERN OF SATIRICAL NOVELS IN THE MING AND QING DYNASTY

Jin Xin-rong

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Style construction and narration pattern are two important elements of typological analysis and narrative scope. Changes in ghost novels, fancies in legend novels, mutual substitution of magic and reality, shifting of narrative patterns etc. are series of phenomena in the history of satirical novels in the Ming and Qing Dynasty. This paper discusses all these aspects from a multi-scope aspect combined with text study.

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Style construction and narration pattern are two important elements of typological analysis and narrative scope. Changes in ghost novels, fancies in legend novels, mutual substitution of magic and reality, shifting of narrative patterns etc. are series of phenomena in the history of satirical novels in the Ming and Qing Dynasty. This paper discusses all these aspects from a multi-scope aspect combined with text study.

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Style construction and narration pattern are two important elements of typological analysis and narrative scope. Changes in ghost novels, fancies in legend novels, mutual substitution of magic and reality, shifting of narrative patterns etc. are series of phenomena in the history of satirical novels in the Ming and Qing Dynasty. This paper discusses all these aspects from a multi-scope aspect combined with text study.

Key concepts: Narrative, Legend, Style (visual arts), Literature, Scope (computer science), MAGIC (telescope), History, Art

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