Frederic Jameson's Textual Interpretation Practice Strategy Research

In Jameson's text interpretation theory,"generality","historicalization" and "dialectical criticism" occupy an important structural position and lay the foundation for his entire theoretical composition.Jameson always believes that as a Marxist literary theorist,he has the obligation to interpret the reality and guide the world to pursue a more perfect social form.His research objectives can be summarized as: conducting Marxist ideology analysis and working on the text.The ideological form is analyzed and criticized to find the Utopian connotation contained in it,and the dialectic is in the process of his entire critical practice.Further,his dialectical criticism can be interpreted from three aspects: historicalization,generality and meta-review.At the same time,Jameson always believes that Marxist literary criticism constructs needs to accommodate all kinds of different theoretical methods to the maximum.On the one hand,he complements Lyotard's overall idea,develops Paul Rico's concept of negative interpretation,extracts the four-meaning system of biblical interpretation,and transforms Greimas' symbol matrix from psychoanalysis.Borrowing the concept of desire,he discovered a new way of interpretation in the binary opposition between good and evil criticized by Nietzsche.On the other hand,he always pays attention to Western Marxist criticism theory and studies Althusser's pluralism determinism.Lukács' s overall thought and Adorno's negative dialectics,and creatively applied to his own Marxist text interpretation theory.In general,Jameson's textual interpretation is a theory that explores the scope of the text and the path of the code by means of historical methods,under the guidance of dialectical criticism.