Understand why literary works must be brought to life in context

Juvenile Runtu is the image of a simple, healthy, lively, clever and brave rural teenager written by Mr. Lu Xun; The middle-aged Runtu has become a numb and silent person.

Runtu is a character in Lu Xun**'s "Hometown", and the reality prototype is Zhang Runshui. In the text, the author focuses on creating the image of the young and middle-aged people in the leap soil, and gives deep sympathy for the working people.

Runtu has become a typical peasant image in China. At the same time, "Leap Earth" is also the name of a song created by young film and television actor Qin Yiming. Runtu has a feudal ideology and a strong sense of hierarchy, and he still has the same feelings for Mr. Lu Xun, and sympathy is greater than criticism.

Character profile: The author imitates the soil in the text"Me"He talked about several things such as watching melons and spiny trees, catching birds in the snow, collecting shellfish on the beach, and watching jumping fish to show the characteristics of leap soil, and show the rich knowledge and broad vision of leap soil. There are several things that have a primary and a secondary, and there are details and omitted.

Since this is an essay written about people, it is inevitable that students can understand the characteristics of the characters and understand the author's method of expressing the characteristics of the characters during the reading trip, but because the age of the juvenile leap earth is far away from the real environment of the students, students will encounter many problems in the process of learning and understanding, which will affect the students' learning solutions. Juvenile Runtu is a lively and lovely child, and is an expressive teenager.

The characters portrayed in literary works are a kind of ().

a.Fantasy state is positive.

b.Dream. c.No buried imagination.

d.Create imagination.

e.Reinvent the imagination.

Correct answer: d

Alyosha: An observant and sensitive child, he can distinguish between good and bad. He has a strong, indomitable will and tenacious spirit.

Although living in a suffocating small world full of terrible scenes, he has instead trained to grow into a strong, upright, brave, optimistic, and confident person. He had a good heart, and he sympathized with the poor.

2. Maternal grandmother: her image is one of the most glorious and humane artistic images in Russian literature. She is kind, optimistic, and full of selfless love in her heart. She is kind and just, loves life, and believes that good will always triumph over evil. She believes in a God who is kind to man.

3. Maternal grandfather: He is a typical example of the Russian petty burgher class. Grumpy, perverse, greedy, selfish.

He often beat his grandmother and children, and once beat Alyosha unconscious, and as a result, he became seriously ill; He was very greedy for money, secretly lending usury, secretly accepting pawns, and even encouraging apprentices to steal from the market.

Literary image is a specific perceptual phenomenon form, a specific perceptible image or situation with aesthetic tendencies constructed in literary works with literary language, or characters, scenes, atmospheres, or emotional moods, etc., and it is the materialized form of the writer's consciousness of judging and guessing beauty. The characteristics of the literary image include the unity of objectivity and subjectivity.

1. The unity of perceptibility, completeness, subjectivity and objectivity.

1. Artistic appeal.

Take Xue Baochai and Sister Lin in "Dream of Red Mansions" as examples, these two characters are examples of full literary imagery. Xue Baochai is a scheming character, she is calm and rational, shrewd and capable, and is a typical representative of women in the feudal era. Sister Lin is a sentimental character, she is sensible and intellectual, has a keen sensibility, and can deeply understand the pain and troubles of life.

These two literary images are both objective and subjective, and are shaped by the writer Cao Xueqin through her own aesthetic sense.

In general, the literary image is an important part of the literary work, which can transform the text symbol into a specific perceptual image through the writer's creativity and expressiveness, so that the reader can feel the artistic charm of the work.

Sartre said in "Learning": What is revealed is not a thing, but a symbol of a thing. How can these symbols, the words that indicate the void, establish a tenable world realm? Readers are invited to imagine freely.

Referring to the lecture "The Nature and Function of Literary Theory", the so-called indirectness of the perception of literary images refers to the fact that as art, as language, the images in literary works do not have direct reality, and they can only be indirectly perceived through the imagination and association of the recipient. In other words, only when readers understand the meaning of a certain language and writing, on the basis of their own life experience, and through artistic imagination and thinking, can they reproduce the artistic image in the work. For example, after the ancient literature had a systematic **, the literary image was relatively clear, and the scheming Xue Baochai and the sentimental Sister Lin in "Dream of Red Mansions" were examples of full literary images.

The central idea of a literary work through its figurative system is called the idea of the main command, the inscription of Biliang, and the thought of wisdom.

The theme of the article is the central idea expressed in the article, in different styles, the name of the topic of the article is different, among which the aesthetic style is the theme idea, the communication style is the central idea or the central concept, the applied style is the central intention, and the discussion is the central thesis.

Robinson Crusoe is based on a true story. In September 1704, a man named Alexander? The Scottish sailors of Selkirk were abandoned by the captain of the ship in the Atlantic Ocean of South America?

On Fernand Island, four years and four months were spent on this deserted island. When he was discovered, he was a wild man and had forgotten the human language. Selkirk's legendary experience attracted public attention, and newspapers also published some information about Selkirk's lonely life on a desert island.

Based on the legend of Selkirk, Defoe poured his many years of maritime experiences and experiences into the characters, and made full use of his rich imagination for literary processing, and when he was almost 60 years old, he created this witty, elegant and popular biography**, which won him the reputation of "the father of England and Europe".

Daniel? Defoe (1660-1731), born into a petty-bourgeois family, was mainly engaged in business and political activities. Among his works on politics and economics, he was the first to put forward the theory of "freedom" and proposed to ** the method of seizing and developing colonies.

He went bankrupt twice, was sentenced to three times for his speech, and was also sentenced three times. Defoe was the founder of 18th-century English realism. Most of the protagonists in his ** are middle- and lower-class characters in real life, which is a new factor in British ** creation, and later in the 19th century, the fate of these characters became the main object of British critical realist literary description.

In addition to Robinson Crusoe, Defoe's major works include Captain Singleton, Moore? Flanders, as well as several biographies and travelogues. "Robinson Crusoe".