2010Journal of Longyan UniversityRequires access

Views on Prose Writing

Wen Dong-ron

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As the marketing value has led prose writing into a predicament,many writers are confusing perception(collective experience) with feeling(individual experience).This paper tries to make an analysis on the difference between these two concepts through explaining their innovations and by contrasting specific examples.The paper also points out that the key to good prose writing is to grasp the individual experience(feeling).

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As the marketing value has led prose writing into a predicament,many writers are confusing perception(collective experience) with feeling(individual experience).This paper tries to make an analysis on the difference between these two concepts through explaining their innovations and by contrasting specific examples.The paper also points out that the key to good prose writing is to grasp the individual experience(feeling).

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As the marketing value has led prose writing into a predicament,many writers are confusing perception(collective experience) with feeling(individual experience).This paper tries to make an analysis on the difference between these two concepts through explaining their innovations and by contrasting specific examples.The paper also points out that the key to good prose writing is to grasp the individual experience(feeling).

Key concepts: Feeling, GRASP, Value (mathematics), Perception, Aesthetics, Key (lock), Psychology, Linguistics

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