say a few words about

Tali systematizes the concept of literary drawing based on spatial criticism, using it as a conceptual tool and research perspective, focusing on the interaction between literary narrative and spatial imagination. Literary drawing uses maps as metaphors to explore concrete and abstract spaces, inviting readers to participate in redrawing and achieving literary and cultural criticism. The goal is to reveal the relationship between the subject and the world as a whole.

review

In the past decade, there has been a "drawing turn" in the field of literary research, and scholars have begun to use mapping metaphors to explain literary characteristics. In 2014, Palgrave Macmillan Publishing Company launched the "Geographical Criticism and Literary Spatial Studies" series of books, exploring the interactive relationship between space, narrative, and cartography. In 2016, "Literary Drawing Studies" was published, which was the first work to focus on the concept of literary drawing. In the same year, Barros' "Time, Literature, and Drawing after the Spatial Turn" reintroduced the dimension of time and explored the spatiotemporal relationships in literary works. In 2017, "Literature and Drawing" explored the interactive influence of literature and cartography. In 2020, "Reading and Drawing Novels: Spatialized Literary Texts" proposed the concept of "critical literary drawing", emphasizing the compatibility between literature and cartography.

conclusion

The development of the concept of literary drawing has benefited from the spatial shift of literary criticism, becoming a framework for interdisciplinary research. It provides a new critical perspective for the study of Chinese culture, emphasizing the urgency of spatial research. China's rapid temporal and spatial transformation has made it a key location in the global network, influencing life experiences around the world. Literary drawing reveals power relations through text analysis, which is a combination of literary criticism and cultural practice, reaffirming the interrelationship between literary criticism and cultural research.