Cognizability

Tendency

Practicality

Emotional [attitude]

Imagery [method]

transcendence [relationship]

Non-utilitarian [Purpose]

indirectness

Spirituality

Implication

Definition: Value is a category that reveals the relationship between objective things and satisfies the needs of people and society.

Definition: Literary value is the attribute of a literary work that satisfies the needs of people and society and is jointly created by readers and writers. Two important links: the creation of literary value and the realization of literary value [objective, relatively unchanged]

Definition: Values ​​are people’s understanding of the nature of value and their evaluation standards for anything.

Specific connotation: humanistic value, ethical value, aesthetic value, cultural value, entertainment value, communication value, scientific value, commercial value

The meaning and effect of value: positive value and negative value, positive value and negative value, short-term value and long-term value, actual value and future value, present value and potential value

Dominant values ​​are often the embodiment of the mainstream ideology of a certain era and country.

Truth: reflect reality, express true feelings, pursue truth (historical rationality) - "Critique of Pure Reason"

Goodness: reflects respect for life, the pursuit of healthy development of human nature, the yearning for peace and happiness of mankind, and the cherishment of the harmonious relationship between mankind and nature (humanistic care) - "Critique of Practical Reason"

Beauty: abundant emotion, vivid expression, creative form and technique (beauty of language, image, spirit, artistic conception, form) - "Rational Critique of Judgment"

Literature pursues the unity of truth, goodness and beauty, and is an interconnected and penetrating whole.

Definition: The functions of literature do not exist in isolation. Various functions are interconnected and interpenetrated, and are integral. They are reflected in the subtle influence of literature on people's emotions, ideals, beliefs, morals, personality, etc.

Definition of cognitive function: Literature has the function of helping people acquire social and life knowledge and deepen their understanding of people and society.

Definition of educational function: Literary works have the function of influencing thoughts and emotions, purifying the spiritual world, and enhancing courage and confidence in life.

Definition: Literature has the function of communicating the aesthetic and emotional needs of subjects and objects in literary activities, enabling people to achieve spiritual transcendence of reality, realizing aesthetic ideals, and promoting the free and comprehensive development of personality and talents.

Definition: Literature can bring people physical comfort, happy mood, spiritual freedom and the release of sexual desire.

creative motivation

artistic conception

language presentation

artistic intuition

artistic emotion

artistic imagination

artistic understanding

Writers and life experience

Ideological and moral cultivation and cultural and artistic cultivation

People-centered creative orientation

Basic properties of literary language

Characteristics of Literary Language

Basic characteristics of literary images

Main forms of literary images

Meaning and its composition

The level of meaning of the work

The organic systematicity and richness of the meaning level

The occurrence and development of literary genres

Classification of literary genres

poetry

novel

script

prose

fusion of literary genres

New changes in literary genres

The constancy and change of literary genres