Creative Hermeneutics

Author: Li Yongyin
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: This book is a highly systematic literary theory monograph that conducts hermeneutic research on literary creation activities and the characteristics of literary works. Through critical and appreciative analysis of a vast number of literary and artistic works, it provides an in-depth and meticulous description and analysis of the creation of various types of literary styles. Its scope and coverage are comprehensive and extensive, and it offers highly insightful, valuable, and forward-looking suggestions on the development prospects and directions of various literary works. Grounded in the practice of creation itself, the book employs hermeneutic theories and methods to conduct a richly aesthetic and theoretical exploration of the subtle and profound aspects of creative psychology. Regarding the dilution of the novel and prose genres, it strives to restore the creative wisdom of the authors, firmly affirms the acceptance of literature in the folk sphere, and demonstrates the modern significance of the overall literary perspective. Starting from the freedom of creation, the author provides a rational interpretation of the function and value of literature, reflecting the humanistic sentiments and aesthetic freedom pursuits of a modern scholar. The entire book is exquisitely argued, filled with passion, and possesses strong dialectical power, helping readers gain a deeper understanding of the very act of creation.