| 英文摘要 |
Literary creation theory is a systematic knowledge which involved the origin of literary creation, style regulation, discourse rules and rhetoric techniques; in addition, it was also concerned with the writer’s literature philosophy and the process of the literary creation. Furthermore, we might even consider the writer’s historical social background and the literature tradition. By integrating the above mentioned factors of literary creation, we can construct a solid and systematic knowledge of literary creation theory. However, discourses from the present time or the past tended to simplify such a complex systematic knowledge into the form concerning only the language structure and the rhetoric techniques. Instead of treating the process of literary creation as the interaction among historical being, social existence, and the longitude-latitude relationship, the discourses seemed to isolate the process of literary creation from the literature context and the literature community, regarding this process as a static, isolated, and abstract issue. The topic of this paper is “Style Regulation and the Longitude-Latitude Relationship of Literary Creation.” Contrary to other researchers’ interpretations, this paper proposed that famous writers in ancient China conducted their works under the context of literature history and literature community. Therefore, literary creation was defined as the writer’s perception of his being and interaction with the whole society and the relavant style regulation but not the writer’s own imagination and rhetoric manipulations. In conclusion, this paper interpreted the ancient Chinese writers’ literary works based on the style regulation and the longitude-latitude relationship under the domain of literature history and literature community. |