From Ritual Dictation to Writing: A Study on the Cross-Media Narrative Characteristics of the Miao Heroic Epic King Yalu

Changting LI

Abstract


It is an evolutionary relationship from dictation to writing. As a way and classification of civilization expression, memory and inheritance, dictation and writing cross-media expression has a great impact on the dissemination and research of King Yalu. From the perspective of cross-media narrative, it investigates how the story text and narrative logic of King Yalu comes into being from ritual dictation to writing and how this realization influenced the dissemination and research of King Yalu, to better understand and grasp the background of multimedia convergence cross-media future work style and King Yalu studies.

 


Keywords


Dictation and writing; King Yalu; Cross-media narrative; Narrative characteristics

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/12201

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