Research on the Transformation of New Century Literature in the Context of Mediaization
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The monograph "Research on the Transformation of New Century Literature in the Context of Mediatization" is based on the theoretical basis of "the relationship between literature and media" and literary communication. It analyzes the generation of the mediatized context of new century literature and the direction of literary mediatization, as well as various literary actions and literary fields, literary phenomena and literary realities in the process of mediatization. After an overall overview of new century literature, it focuses on conducting in-depth and detailed research on the transformation of new century literature in the context of mediatization, and deeply explains the new form of new century literature and looks forward to the future of new century literature. And use this to answer the century-old questions of "what is literature of our time", "the end of literature", "the era of pan-literature", "literariness in the media era", "new media literature (film and television literature, Internet literature, mobile phone text message literature)", as well as how literature in the new century sojourns and dwells in the media context, thus constructing an open and developing view of literature and literary research. The content mainly includes: new century literature in the context of mediaization; context transformation: from "politicization" to "mediatization"; concept transformation: from "pure literature" to "pan-literature"; attribute transformation: from "literary" to "media" (top and bottom); identity transformation: from "gathering charm" to "disenchanting" ; Field transformation: from "fission" to "reconstruction"; mechanism transformation: from "career mechanism" to "commercial mechanism"; discourse transformation: from "language era" to "post-language era"; aesthetic transformation: from "aesthetic" to "pan-aesthetic"; criticism transformation: from "academic criticism" to "media criticism".
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