Abstract
The change of early modern fiction's language style was closely related to the language innovation movement. Under the impetus of the movement of oral-written languages integration and the movement of national language unification, the language style of early modern fiction saw a decline in the influence of classical Chinese language and an increase in vernacular Chinese language. In this process, vernacular Chinese language absorbed the essence of classical Chinese language, received the influence of translated works, and combined the elements of classical and mandarin Chinese languages, thus forming a heteroglossia style. The completion of the change in the style of early modern fiction provided a solid foundation and abundant resources for the emergence of modern fiction's language style.
First Page
77
Last Page
87
Recommended Citation
Liu, Xiaojun. 2019. "The Innovation on Early Modern Language and the Change of Fiction's Language Style." Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art 39, (4): pp.77-87. https://tsla.researchcommons.org/journal/vol39/iss4/18
