The author of Driving Our Imagination first expounds the essence of readers' appreciation of literary works by discussing the relationship between the author, readers and words, that is, "connecting with what the author sees and feels", and then takes Wang Wei's poems and Gorky's Haiyan as examples to discuss the important role of driving imagination from both positive and negative angles.
The central argument of "driving our imagination": the appreciation of literary and artistic works must drive our imagination, contact the author's seeing and feeling through words, and gain the benefits of life!
The full text of "Driving Our Imagination" is divided into three parts: The first part (1-7) describes in detail the recording function and the bridge function of characters in literary creation. Part II (8- 13): Illustrate the important role of imagination in literature and art through various argumentation methods such as examples and comparative argumentation. The third part (14): Strengthening the central argument. Drive away our imagination and enjoy the beauty of literature and art.
Firstly, the author expounds the essence of readers' appreciation of literary works by discussing the relationship between authors, readers and words, that is, "connecting with what the author sees and feels". Then, taking Wang Wei's poetry appreciation as an example, it discusses the important role of expelling imagination from both positive and negative angles.
Any literary and artistic work is a collection of words, but it is a combination with internal logical order, with the general means of text expression, which not only expresses the content but also conveys the author's thoughts and feelings. Therefore, such an article must not be pieced together at will, but must be created by the author consciously, purposefully and logically, and conform to the natural characteristics when completed.