The path of creating order of Tibetan Chinese literature structure under the consciousness of national community
Journal: Region - Educational Research and Reviews DOI: 10.32629/rerr.v5i5.1508
Abstract
From the generation of natural geographical landscape to the specific experience perception of the subject, and then to the presentation, dissemination and acceptance of text materialized description, landscape images have experienced a series of generation processes of symbolic meaning. Natural geographical landscape and humanistic geographical landscape have continuously generated the emotional pulse and narrative logic of regional writers, which have become a solid foundation for writers' creative experience in various periods. On the basis of personal perception and experience accumulation, the characteristics of snow landscape and regional emotional connection have become an important material source for Tibetan regional writers' literary writing.
Keywords
Tibetan Chinese literature; national community; literature structure
Full Text
PDF - Viewed/Downloaded: 3 TimesReferences
[1] Chai HM, Liu CT. 2021. The perspective of political geography and the theory of Japanese literature from the "outside". Shandong Social Sciences, 10:62-69.
[2] Zengbaodangzhu. 2018. Urban space and identity expression in Tibetan literature in the context of modern transformation. Journal of Northwest University for Nationalities (Philosophy and Social Science), 1:183-188.
[3] Mei XL, Ge YH. 2017. Principles of literary geography. Beijing: China Social Sciences Press.
[4] Zou CL, Shao LY. 2020. Cultural model analysis of conceptual metaphors. Modern English. 9:102-104.
[5] Wei T. 2017. The road to adulthood: from body to soul: on the implications of Plato's philosophical education. Journal of Education, 13(06):10-17.
[6] Yang Y. 2013. General of Literary Geography Society. China Social Sciences Press.
[7] Shao PR, Yang LP. 2010. Media Geography. Communication University of China Press.
[8] Hu YR. 2014. Image semiotics. Sichuan University Press.
[9] Zeng DX. 2017. Introduction to Literary Geography. The Commercial Press.
[2] Zengbaodangzhu. 2018. Urban space and identity expression in Tibetan literature in the context of modern transformation. Journal of Northwest University for Nationalities (Philosophy and Social Science), 1:183-188.
[3] Mei XL, Ge YH. 2017. Principles of literary geography. Beijing: China Social Sciences Press.
[4] Zou CL, Shao LY. 2020. Cultural model analysis of conceptual metaphors. Modern English. 9:102-104.
[5] Wei T. 2017. The road to adulthood: from body to soul: on the implications of Plato's philosophical education. Journal of Education, 13(06):10-17.
[6] Yang Y. 2013. General of Literary Geography Society. China Social Sciences Press.
[7] Shao PR, Yang LP. 2010. Media Geography. Communication University of China Press.
[8] Hu YR. 2014. Image semiotics. Sichuan University Press.
[9] Zeng DX. 2017. Introduction to Literary Geography. The Commercial Press.
Copyright © 2023 Xuhui JIAO
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License