What is the literary phenomenon of the 1980s?

The literary phenomenon refers to the literary phenomenon in a certain period or a certain field, such as the creation, publication, transmission, evaluation, etc. of a certain literary work. The literary phenomenon usually includes many different aspects such as literary schools, literary styles, literary styles, literary subjects, literary forms, and so on. The emergence and development of literary phenomena are usually influenced by social, political, cultural and other factors, as well as by the author's personal experience, thoughts, emotions and other factors. The phenomenon of literature reflects the changes and evolution of social life and human ideology and culture. It is also one of the important objects of literary research. The variety and richness of literary phenomena enable people to appreciate different types of literary works in different time and space, and also provide rich research materials and ideas for literary researchers.

In the 1990s, the phenomenon of "literary division" appeared in the literary world of our country. It was mainly because of the changes in the literary market and the changes in readers 'needs at that time, as well as the different literary schools. With the development of economy and the improvement of living standards, the readers 'demand for literary works has changed. They pay more attention to the description of emotions, society and human nature instead of simple plot and scene description. As a result, the readers of different literary schools have changed. Some focus on social criticism and human nature exploration, while others focus on emotional descriptions and romantic styles. At the same time, the 1990s was also an era of various literary styles and schools, such as modern novels, urban novels, science fiction novels, horror novels, youth novels, etc. The differences between these literary schools also led to the emergence of literary divisions. In the 1990s, there was a phenomenon of "literary division" in the literary world of our country. Different literary schools formed their own unique literary styles and writing directions.

In the 1990s, the phenomenon of multiple literary forms coexisting in China was mainly manifested in the following aspects: 1. The rise of online literature: In the 1990s, with the continuous development of Internet technology, online literature began to become popular. Online literature referred to literary works published, disseminated, and read through the Internet platform. It was featured by freedom of form and variety of content, which was not subject to traditional literary forms and restrictions. 2. The rise of the new realism literature: The new realism literature is a literary school based on real life and emphasizing the literary expression of reality. It rose in China in the 1990s to reflect the theme of real life and emphasize the authenticity and objectiveness of literature. 3. The rise of the modern poetry movement: In the 1990s, the Chinese modern poetry movement entered a prosperous period. The characteristics of modern poetry were the pursuit of freedom, conciseness, and the ability to express inner feelings and emotional depth. 4. The rise of the essay: The essay is a form of literature that uses freedom, ease, and a casual form to express essays and essays. In the 1990s, the readership of essays continued to expand and became an important part of the literary form. The rise of literary criticism: literary criticism is a form of literature that reviews and analyses literary works. In the 1990s, the Chinese literary criticism circle began to pay attention to the authenticity, uniqueness and artistry of literary works, and carried out in-depth analysis and discussion of literary works. To sum up, the phenomenon of literary forms coexisting in China in the 1990s reflected the variety and innovation of Chinese literature, as well as the political, economic, and cultural environment of the society at that time.

The literary phenomenon refers to the unique literary phenomenon that appeared in the history of literature. It usually refers to the uniqueness of the literary works of a certain period or a certain school in terms of their writing style, theme, language, and other aspects, as well as their contribution and influence to the history of literature. The emergence of literary phenomena was often related to social, political, cultural and other factors, as well as creative ideas, aesthetic tastes and other factors. In different historical periods and different cultural backgrounds, literary phenomena have different characteristics and forms of expression. In the introduction to literature, Chinese phenomenon is an important concept. It can help us understand the development of literary history and important works, and also help us understand the meaning and extension of literary works.

The social phenomenon of children's literary creation is worthy of attention and discussion. Literature creation could train children's thinking ability, imagination, and creativity. It could also help them improve their language skills and literary accomplishments. In addition, literary creation could also provide practical experience for children to help them better adapt to society and face challenges. However, children's literary creation also needed to be carried out in a safe and legal manner. It must not violate laws, regulations, and social ethics. At the same time, parents and guardians should also give their children sufficient freedom and space to encourage them to engage in literary creation and actively support their creative activities. Children's literary creation is a beneficial social phenomenon. It needs to be carried out within a safe and legal range. Parents and guardians should give children sufficient freedom and space to encourage them to engage in literary creation.

Literature theory could be used to describe all kinds of literary phenomena, including novels, poems, plays, and so on. Here are some possible ways to describe literary theories: 1. Form theory: Form theory focuses on the formal structure of a work, such as plot, characters, language, theme, etc. It can be used to describe how literary works such as novels attract readers 'attention and express the author's intentions through specific forms and structures. 2. Thematic theory: Thematic theory is used to explore the theme and emotions expressed by the work. It can be used to describe the theme of a literary work such as a novel and how these theme affect the reader's emotions and thoughts. 3. Language theory: Language theory focuses on the language and style used in the work. It can be used to describe the language characteristics of novels and other literary works, such as accuracy, conciseness, richness, etc., and how these language characteristics affect the reader's understanding and feelings. 4. Theory of structure: Theory of structure focuses on the overall structure and organization of the work. It can be used to describe the overall structure of a novel, such as the rise and fall of the plot, the relationship between the characters, and how these structures affect the reader's understanding and feelings of the work. 5. Cultural theory: Cultural theory focuses on the cultural environment and cultural values reflected in the work. It can be used to describe the cultural environment and cultural values depicted in novels and other literary works, as well as how these cultural environments and cultural values affect the readers 'understanding and feelings of the works. These literary theories can be used to describe various literary phenomena, including novels, poems, plays, etc., to help readers better understand and appreciate these works.

O 'Henry's novel ending was unexpectedly touching and funny. This literary phenomenon was called "O Henry Ending"(O Henry Ending).

The main literary phenomena of 18th-century English literature include: 1 The works of William shakespeare were widely spread and became one of the most outstanding writers of the time. Jane Austen's novels Pride and Predict and The Legend of Stintin became the representative works of British literature at that time. The widespread spread of dystopian novels such as George Orwell's 1984 had a profound impact on the political and social reality of the time. Thomas Hardy's novel,"The D'Urbervilles" and other works were popular with readers. The emergence of these phenomena was mainly due to the changes and progress of British society at that time, as well as the prosperity and multiculturalism of culture. During this period, English literature not only showed but also reflected the political, economic and cultural conditions of the society at that time, but also left a profound influence on later works.

Homogenization in literary works refers to the appearance of a large number of similar or identical plots, characters, topics, styles, and other elements in the works. This phenomenon might make the work seem to lack personality and innovation, and even make the audience feel tired and boring. From the perspective of literary studies, the phenomenon of assimilation is usually caused by. Some created new works rather than through unique thinking and exploration. However, the assimilation of literary works was not necessarily a bad thing. Some of them could also create works with depth and meaning. In addition, the phenomenon of assimilation can also provide readers with a new way to appreciate and understand literary works, because readers can better understand the meaning of literary works by comparing and comparing the similarities between different works. Therefore, we should adopt a tolerant attitude towards the assimilation of literary works. It would bring a better reading experience to the readers. At the same time, we should encourage the creation of unique and valuable works.

Folk literature refers to literary works in oral and written form that are circulated among the people. They are usually formed by folk oral traditions and are influenced by social, historical, cultural, geographical and other factors. Folk literature is not only a literary phenomenon, but also an organic part of people's lives. Folk literature is not only an important part of people's lives, but also an important part of social history and cultural development. It reflects the people's life practices, values, cultural traditions, and ideas. It reflects the people's wishes, contradictions, anger, and hopes. Folk literature is not only a kind of cultural heritage, but also a kind of spiritual wealth. It provides precious spiritual resources and cultural heritage for mankind. Folk literature was not only a literary phenomenon, but also a reflection of people's lives. Through language, stories, poems and other forms, it presents people's lifestyle, values, cultural traditions and ideas, reflecting the historical development and social progress of the people. Therefore, folk literature is not only a literary phenomenon, but also an integral part of people's lives. We should protect and inherit folk literature so that it can make greater contributions to the development of mankind and the progress of culture.