中国文学史笔记（Notes on the history of Chinese Literature）.docVIP

中国文学史笔记（Notes on the history of Chinese Literature） Notes on the history of Chinese Literature Chapter one, primitive oral literature [noun concept] 1, primitive Poetry: refers to primitive society, human labor in the collective creation of poetry. It is the earliest literary style of Chinese literature, and is the oral literary creation of the primitive population. It takes labor as its theme and has obvious utilitarian purpose and primitive religious consciousness. Song, dance and music merge into one another, and the two language is the main. 2. Ancient myths: myths originating in primitive societies are another kind of collective literature that is different from the original poetry. It is the primitive interpretation of the world by the primitive people, imagination, illusion, exaggeration, and unconscious romantic art to reflect the peoples desire to conquer nature. The preservation of ancient myths of ancient books include The Classic of the Great Wilderness, Ci, Huainan Zi etc.. 3, The Classic of the Great Wilderness: one of Chinas most ancient geography book, a book in the spring and Autumn period, the book is divided into Shan Ching and the sea in two categories, including ancient Chinese geography, history, ethnic, myth and other aspects of the content, is the preservation of Chinese ancient myth, more how to retain the original appearance of the ancient myth of a book. 4, Huainan Zi: the Western Han Dynasty king of Huainan Liu An and his disciples collective writing, the book consists of twenty-one volumes, which is intended to clarify the ethics, but by the stakeholders and the gods were heterogeneous Duoqi ghosts, preserved many myths and legends. [important question] (1) literature and art originated from human labor 1, the earliest literature is the oral creation of primitive people, and it is an ancient ballad and myth that is spread among the primitive people. 2, Marx thought that literature and art originated from human productive labor. 3, the or