The Self-productiion of Literary Texts and Textual Field
Xu Xiang
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Xu Xiang
Abstract
The production of literary text can not directly result from the author's personal creation or social determinant.It should be rooted in the self-reproduction of the textual field.Textual field is constructed by a serial of texts and their relation.Because of the textual field,there are not only the difference and heterogeneity but also similarity and determinability in texts of certain author or society.So-called freedom of literary creation is just the presence of textual and its determinability,and the casualness of creation is only the inevitability of the internal logic of self-reproduction in textual field.This paper's main purpose includes two aspects: first,emphasizing on the ability of textul self-reproduction;second,proposing the concept of textual field and describing its institution and relation with author's freedom.
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The production of literary text can not directly result from the author's personal creation or social determinant.It should be rooted in the self-reproduction of the textual field.Textual field is constructed by a serial of texts and their relation.Because of the textual field,there are not only the difference and heterogeneity but also similarity and determinability in texts of certain author or society.So-called freedom of literary creation is just the presence of textual and its determinability,and the casualness of creation is only the inevitability of the internal logic of self-reproduction in textual field.This paper's main purpose includes two aspects: first,emphasizing on the ability of textul self-reproduction;second,proposing the concept of textual field and describing its institution and relation with author's freedom.
Key concepts: Field (mathematics), Reproduction, Relation (database), Similarity (geometry), Epistemology, Institution, Sociology, Linguistics