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literature正确用法（原创实用版）目录1.文学作品的重要性2.literature 的含义和用法3.literature 的例句4.如何正确使用 literature正文1.文学作品的重要性文学作品是人类文化遗产中不可或缺的一部分，它们反映了人类的思想、情感和价值观。

通过阅读文学作品，我们可以了解不同文化背景和历史时期的人们是如何看待世界的，从而拓宽我们的视野，提高我们的人文素养。

2.literature 的含义和用法"literature"这个词汇在英语中是指文学作品，包括小说、诗歌、戏剧、散文等。

它通常用来描述具有较高艺术价值和文化意义的作品。

此外，"literature"还可以用来指代研究文学的学科，即文学研究。

3.literature 的例句- Shakespeare"s plays are considered great literature.（莎士比亚的剧本被认为是伟大的文学作品。

）- The professor teaches a course on American literature.（这位教授教授一门美国文学课程。

）4.如何正确使用 literature当我们谈论文学作品时，可以使用"literature"这个词汇。

例如，我们可以说"I enjoy reading classic literature"（我喜欢阅读经典文学作品）。

此外，当我们研究文学作品时，也可以使用"literature"，例如，我们可以说"I am studying English literature"（我在研究英国文学）。

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1 Introduction to literature
1.1 Nature of literature
What is literature? There have been various attempts to define literature. Many books have been written about introduction to literature, and there have been many answers to the question what is literature.
→ In the widest sense literature is just about
anything written.
→ But in the more specialized sense of the word,
literature is the art that uses language as a medium.
component：组成的
• Literature helps us to better understand the nature of the real. Readers find meanings in the work or read for a sense of what an aspect of life means to the writer, but they also take delight in the way that the work has been constructed, take delight in the performance in words. • E.g. “I kiss you ere I kill you.” (Othello)

What is Literature?
• 3. Literature is any kind of writing which for some reason or another somebody values highly.
——Terry Eagleton, Literary Theory: An Introduction
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4. Literature is “full, central, immediate human experience”, usually with an associated reference to “minute particulars”, consists in the “concrete achievements of many particular great works”. 5. Literature is actually “the process and the result of formal composition within the social and formal properties of a language.”
What is Literature?
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What is Literature?
There have been several attempts to define it, but all of them are problematic: • 1. “imaginative writing in the sense of fiction——writing which is not literary true. • 2. Literature is a kind of writing which represents an “organized violence commited on ordinary speech” (Russian critic Roman Jakobson), which transforms and intensifies ordinary language, deviates systematically from everyday speech, and deforms, defamiliarizes or estranges ordinary language in various ways.

• --read aesthetically • --intended by the author to be read aesthetically • --contain many weak applicatures (deliberately open in interpretation) Jim Meyer (1997) Meyer, Jim. 1997. "What is literature? A definition based on prototypes." Work Papers of the Summer Institute of Linguistics, University of North Dakota 41: [33-42].
The Anglo-Saxon period (449-1066)
• 1. historical background • Three conquests: Roman conquest in 43 AD; Anglo-Saxon conquest in 449; Norman conquest in 1066 • 43 AD, Roman conquered Britain ,making the latter a province of Roman Empire; the withdrawal of Roman troops ,the Teutonic tribes, esp., the Anglos conquered the island and called it Angle-land, then England, their language is Anglo-Saxon old English.
• Whatever critical paradigm (批评的范 式/样式) we use to discuss and analyze literature, there is still an artistic quality to the works. Literature is important to us because it speaks to us, it is universal, and it affects us. Even when it is ugly, literature is beautiful. 3