What are the fringe literary genres? Marginal people literary figures .

I. The Meaning of the Fringe Literary Genre The marginal literary genre refers to the fact that some literary works have both literary and non-literary elements, contain elements of both a certain literary genre and other literary genres, and are not at the center of a certain literary genre, but at the edge of a certain literary genre, and can even be classified as either this literary genre or another literary genre.

2. Reportage and Documentary** (1) Reportage 1. History of Reportage. Reportage is a product of modern journalism. 2. Characteristics of reportage:

a. Newsiness. b. Authenticity. c. Literary.

2) Documentary**: 1. Meaning: The combination of documentary and **.

2. Characteristics of documentary: a, marginality b, documentary, with life events as the content element. c. Deliberately exclude and weaken artistic fiction, and take documentary as the basic artistic means.

3. Essays and Essays (1) Essays 1. Meaning: Essays are a marginal literary genre that combines literature and political theory, and it is a short, concise, pungent and sharp literary society that fuses politics and literature into one. 2. Features:

a. Political arguments. b. Literary. c. Politics is expressed through literature.

Includes: Reportage & Documentary**, Essays & Essays.

Since Lu Xun, intellectuals and writers have begun to shape the personality of the intellectuals at that time, in addition to the sound personality, but also the disabled personality, that is, the marginal people, and use these two personalities to jointly express the struggle, sinking and destruction of the intellectual spirit at that time.

Main works: 1. The madman in Lu Xun's "Diary of a Madman";

2, Wang Shengsheng of CITIC Bureau in Acheng's "Chess King"; Natan Tsai.

3, the black child in Mo Yan's "Transparent Disappearing Carrot";

4, Mo Yan's Qin Xiaoqiang and Xiaohai in "Mangrove".

In literary works, the image of marginal people (those with a sound personality on the surface and a completely disabled personality at heart) more comprehensively expresses the inner pain and confusion of the characters at that time, so as to express the confusion and struggle in the writer's heart. The simultaneous use of two different personalities does not necessarily give a profound expression of the author's inner purity and pure world.

Even if you are in pain and confused, you still have to keep your heart.

In fact, feeling tired, physically and mentally exhausted, because your inner burden has been loaded, experienced too many ups and downs, mental overdraft, just stop and rest, deep relief, bravely let go, calm down, close your eyes and recuperate, a scene of meditation, cultivate your mind, release your mood, adjust your mentality, get rid of troubles, reduce some inner pressure, let go of the burden you bear, change a simple way of life, let yourself have space to relax, and seek some happiness, It's better to feel better, so why bother yourself, otherwise you'll only experience a lonely long journey and scars all over your body. Many good things often become eternal after the vicissitudes of life in the soul. Life can cleanse a person's soul, time can cover all traces, a person can stop thinking about life, and for memory can subconsciously choose to forget life.

If you are injured, let yourself hide in the corner and use time to heal slowly, return to nature to heal the wounds of the soul, and wait for the wounds to heal.

When you are tired, please put your heart on the shore;

If you're wrong, please don't regret it;

Only when you are bitter do you know how to be satisfied;

When you are hurt, you understand that you are strong;

When you are drunk, you know that it is unforgettable;

Laugh and experience happiness;

When you're bored, talk to a friend.

Compared with mainstream literature, the so-called marginal literature is aimed at a niche audience, and most of the themes are not well recognized by society or controversial works.

Non-mainstream literature is usually referred to as "marginal literature", that is, it refers to literary works that are not written about mainstream cultural ideas, do not reflect the so-called truth of the elite, and are difficult for both writers and writers to enter the mainstream society, and these works have nothing to do with the genre.

It's so simple, the literature on the edge is the literature on the edge.

Literature that is not in the mainstream with little attention.

Literary genres. It refers to the specific style of a literary work, which is one of the factors of literary form. The ideological content of all literary works must be expressed through one genre or another, and there is no literary section without a genre.

This is like people making clothes, they must tailor their clothes and choose a certain style. In the history of literary development, a variety of literary genres have emerged, such as mythology, epic, fable, poetry, narrative poetry, short stories, novellas, novels, tragedies, comedies, dramas, lyrical prose, essays, and reportage.

Explanatory texts, proposals, and application essays.

There are four categories of lyrical essays and applied essays. Now they are explained as follows:

1) Narrative: Narrative is a combination of narrative and narrative. A memograph, also known as an account, is an essay that describes the shape, color, state, situation, nature, utility, and method of a person, place, or thing that an individual sees, hears, or imagines.

Narrative essays, also known as narrative essays, are essays that describe the actions and changes of characters or things, so that people know what has happened.

2) Essays: Essays include expository essays and arguments. An expository essay is an article that explains things, clarifies facts, analyzes cause and effect, explains meaning, and makes people know things, facts, or causal knowledge; Discussion is an article with the purpose of expressing one's own opinions, criticizing others' opinions, and listing reasons and examples to establish one's own opinions and convince others.

3) Lyrical essays: Lyrical essays that express personal emotions, such as joy, anger, sorrow, happiness, love, evil, and desire, as well as subtle emotions, such as melancholy, decadence, tranquility, excitement, etc., are called lyrical essays.

4) Applied Literature: All the words and documents written in people's daily life in order to deal with public and private affairs belong to the Applied Literature. Common applications such as letters, diaries, notes, official documents, contracts, letters, notices, couplets, etc.