On the Central Theme Films and TV Dramas Rewritten by Popular Narration
Ding Li-li
Abstract
Ding Li-li
Abstract
The discussion of the extent of “combining three elements in one” in the present central theme films and TV dramas, and the discussion of the formation of the structure of discourse in the play books of films and TV dramas from the perspectives of conventional narration patterns and text styles can reveal the fact that the present central theme films and TV dramas are being recreated by “popular narration”.
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The discussion of the extent of “combining three elements in one” in the present central theme films and TV dramas, and the discussion of the formation of the structure of discourse in the play books of films and TV dramas from the perspectives of conventional narration patterns and text styles can reveal the fact that the present central theme films and TV dramas are being recreated by “popular narration”.
Key concepts: Theme (computing), Narrative, Literature, Art, History, Computer science, World Wide Web