On The Analysis Of The Daisha Language In Literature Works

In Chinese and foreign literary works, many kinds of characters worth our concern. For example in many literary works created such a group of special literature image - DaiSha people. They are excluded from ordinary or marginalized groups,as the result of intelligence,ability below the average standards, words and deeds from the basic specificication. DaiSha people in literature works is a function symbol who are the writer created according the "fool" model for the needs of work. In the "fools" mask, they are more in free to implement the intelligent behavior. And the words of such people is DaiSha language.This article gathered a lot of DaiSha language corpora from more than ten Chinese and foreign literary works, mainly utilizes the description and interpretation methods,analyzed the characteristics of Daisha language and metaphors.Thesis mainly divided into four parts: Firstly,from its monotonous words and the frequent use of tone of voice words, vulgar and alternative words etc,we analyzed DaiSha language's uniqueness of performance in words,Then according to its structure, syntax structure, topics, and emotional expression segment of language features,we discussed its discourse performance; Secondly, we analyzed its metaphor and four means of realization:words abnormal,words polysemous. contradictions images and short sentences; Then, the article from the geneticof language defects and the words'generation analyzes the formation of psychological mechanism,resolved the relationships between DaiSha language and short-term memory, aphasia and inert speech ability, also noted the influences of the writer's writing intention, thus discussed the formation reasons of DaiSha language from psychological mechanism, neural mechanisms and writer intention three aspects; Finally,the article elaborated DaiSha language's unique function in literary works from four aspects: the embodiment of author's intentions, the portrayal of the social reality, the depiction of characters and the construction of literary defamiliarization.