A dynamic study of the connotative meaning of "form" in cross-cultural comparative arts studies
Three meanings are explored, explicit meaning, implicit meaning and attached meaning. Also, referential meaning, connotative meaning and other meanings are discussed in the part.
Being an important unit of the language, a word not only has form, but also meaning, especially cultural connotative meaning.
A definition paper discusses abstract terms such as liberty, equality, beauty, love, hate, etc., the denotative and especially connotative meanings of which are open to various interpretations.
The fourth and fifth part further discuss the differences of the connotative meaning in Chinese and English metaphor and the reasons that cause the discrepancy.
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