The development process of world literature, how to understand world literature

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Hello, world literature refers to literary works on a global scale, including various literary genres such as **, poetry, and drama. Understanding world literature requires multiple perspectives: knowledge of different literary genres:

Including the characteristics and development trends of various literary genres, such as **, poetry, and drama, as well as the differences between different literary genres around the world. Knowledge of the literature of different countries and regions: The literature of different countries and regions has its own specific historical and cultural background, and it is necessary to understand its literary traditions, representative works, etc.

Knowledge of different literary genres: There are different genres of literary works, such as romanticism, realism, etc., and understanding the literary characteristics and development trends of different genres will help to better understand and evaluate works. Reading and analysis of the work:

Understanding the structure, theme, plot, style, etc., and conducting in-depth interpretation and analysis will help to deeply understand the meaning and value expressed in the work. In conclusion, understanding world literature requires continuous study, exploration, reading, and thinking, as well as analysis and evaluation from different perspectives. Hope mine is helpful to you!

Summary. World literature refers to all the literature produced in the world in history, regardless of race, region, language, thought, or class.

World literature refers to all the literature produced in the world in history, regardless of race, region, language, thought, or class.

Specific? World literature not only refers to the classics of national literature of various countries that have gained world fame, but also refers to the study of national literature from the perspective of world criticism. Goethe was the first to put forward the concept of "world literature", which is a literary study that transcends national literature and is an academic study with cosmopolitan and egalitarian perspectives.

Kia sees world literature as the foundation of comparative literature, which was born as a result of the awakening of cosmopolitan literature, and it has the will of the historical emperor to study cosmopolitan literature. World literature mainly includes Chinese literature, Sanskrit literature, Pali literature, Latin literature, English literature, French literature, German literature, Persian literature, Asamu literature and Russian literature. According to the genre, it is divided into historical books, dramas, prose, poetry, etc., and there are unique Chinese prose.

World literature refers not only to the classics of national literature of various countries that have gained world fame, but also to the study of national literature from the perspective of cosmopolitanism. World literature is a reflection of the voice of human beings, representing human observation, understanding and reaction to all things in the world, and the vast majority of world literary works contain the pursuit of goodness, beauty, justice and wisdom, and the pursuit of e and ugliness.

The third period of antiquity - pre-Qin.

Middle Ages - from the Qin and Han dynasties to the early middle and early Ming dynasties.

Early Antiquity - from the middle to late Ming Dynasty to modern times (before and after the Opium War).

Seven paragraphs: 1Pre-Qin period: mythology - poetry - Chu ci - Zhuzi prose.

2.Two Han literature: Han Dafu - Lyrical Xiaofu - Sprout of Five-Character Poems (19 ancient poems) - Han Yuefu poems.

3.Literature of the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties: four-word poems (Cao Cao) - five-word poems mature (Jian'an Seven Sons - seven-word poems sprout (Bao Zhao) - palace style poems) - Zhiwei ** ("Sou Shen Ji") - Zhiren ** ("Shishuo Xinyu").

4.Sui and Tang Dynasty Literature: Tang Poetry (the pinnacle of five-seven-character poetry) - Tang Legend (**Development stage).

5.Song and Yuan literature: Song Ci (the transformation and development of Tang poetry) - Yuan Qu (the development and change of loose songs + miscellaneous operas, Song Ci) - the script ** (the germination of vernacular**).

6.Literature of the Ming and Qing Dynasties: Vernacular** (Long Story: Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Water Margin; Short story: three words and two beats) - Wenyan ** - Ming legend (the development of Yuan miscellaneous drama "Peony Pavilion").

7.Modern Literature: Four Revolutions (Poetry Revolution, Literary Revolution, ** Revolution, and Opera Reform).