The Influence of the Change of Literary Language on the Modern Literary Form
Hongmei He
Abstract
Hongmei He
Abstract
As an important communication tool, language carries rich information and is an important medium for people to shorten the distance between each other and express their feelings. Literary language is an important carrier for writers to reflect social reality, express personal views and thoughts. Both the writer's inner world and the real reflection of social life should be conveyed and summarized through literary language. In the process of social development, literary language is not invariable, at the same time, its changes will also have an impact on the form of modern literature, and the two are mutual influence and promote each other. On the basis of summarizing the existing research, this paper takes literary language as the entry point to explore the relationship between its transition and modern literary form.
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As an important communication tool, language carries rich information and is an important medium for people to shorten the distance between each other and express their feelings. Literary language is an important carrier for writers to reflect social reality, express personal views and thoughts. Both the writer's inner world and the real reflection of social life should be conveyed and summarized through literary language. In the process of social development, literary language is not invariable, at the same time, its changes will also have an impact on the form of modern literature, and the two are mutual influence and promote each other. On the basis of summarizing the existing research, this paper takes literary language as the entry point to explore the relationship between its transition and modern literary form.
Key concepts: Feeling, Literary language, Transition (genetics), Literary science, Point (geometry), Reflection (computer programming), Process (computing), Linguistics