Editing Choice Theory

Author: Xu Baorong
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: This book, Editorial Selection Theory, is the second volume in the Series of Book and Periodical Editing Studies. Of course, it is still edited according to the overall editorial concept of the Series of Book and Periodical Editing Studies. In addition to maintaining the form—such as structure, writing style, and length—of Editorial Creativity Theory, it also strives to blend theory and application as much as possible, and specifically implements the following creative ideas. In terms of theory and application, it adheres to the principle of theory as the warp and application as the weft, intertwining them. In the application section, some examples or personal accounts are provided to help readers better understand the theoretical elaborations. Later, it elevates from examples and personal accounts to theory and laws for further elaboration, forming the current three-tiered framework of "virtual-real-virtual" in the book. When discussing theoretical issues, philosophical reflections are incorporated as an attempt to deepen the theory. Later, in addition to the study of editorial laws throughout the book, a dedicated chapter is devoted to the discussion of editorial laws and editorial selection, which not only repeatedly emphasizes editorial laws but also conducts further research and exploration on them. In summary, all of this aims to further explore theory.