文学理论

literary theories───文学理论

literary history───[语]文学史

literary agency───文稿代理商；组稿商

literary genre───文学体裁

literary editors───文学编辑

auteur theory───导演主创论

literacy hour───识字时间

literacy hours───识字时间

literacy test───识字测验；文化水平测试

We have a real use for literary theory.───对于文学理论，我们有一个真正的用途。

Because you have proved better than we did that literary theory has no purpose.───因为你比我们更好地证明了，文学理论没有任何目的。

By contrast, general readers in Asian countries never had any need for the doorway of literary theory when they read my fiction.───相比之下，亚洲国家的普通读者在读我的小说时则从不需要经过任何文学理论的大门。

Limitations of verbal expression is a very important proposition in ancient Chinese literary theory and a new topic as well.───言不尽意是我国古代文论中一个十分重要的命题，也是一个常谈常新的话题。

I'm just trying to pull this back into the perspective of what we recognize perhaps more readily as literary theory.───我只是尝试着把你们拉回到，更乐意识别的文学理论中去。

Matthew Arnold is most noted for his cultural criticism, and his classic literary theory is the basis for the study of his cultural ideas.───马修•阿诺德因文化批评为人熟知，古典主义文学观是研究其文化思想的基石。

The proposal of every literary theory by Yang Shen can hit the social problems of the times.───杨慎每个文章理论观点的提出，皆能切中时弊。

Yang Hui was a very characteristic expert and an outstanding master in Chinese history of modern literary theory and criticism.───杨晦是中国现代文学理论批评史上一位极具特色的大家。

In general, any literary theory, whichever nation it belongs to, is always accompanied with crisis.───从整体上看，任何民族的文艺理论，都永远会伴随着危机。

Everyone knows that, or at least everyone who has read his or her beginner's guide to literary theory.

Contemporary literary theory has also questioned whether a relation between words and things is easily achieved, even possible.

Literary theory, drawing on other disciplines, including semiotics and linguistics, seeks for underlying structures and meanings in literature.

Literary theory of translation reflects the importance of keeping original language information and its aesthetics in translating literary works.

WEN-TI is a fundamental concept in Chinese Literary Theory.

Tredell's analysis is perhaps too synchronic, suggesting that the various modes of literary theory coexist, whether easily or uneasily.

Brooke-Rose's engagement with feminist theory is typical of her encounter with literary theory in general.

In literary theory they emerge as Marxism, phenomenology, existentialism, structuralism, poststructuralism, deconstruction.

As far as literary theory is concerned, it is perhaps this more than anything else which constitutes the structuralist revolution.