I don't quite understand the difference between original and non-original reasoning. Please give an example. Which mystery novels belong to original reasoning?
Benji's reasoning was a type of detective novel. The story was usually logical and rigorous. It required rigorous logical deduction and careful observation to find the truth. The following are some examples of Benji mystery novels: 1 "The Sacrifice of Suspect X" Japan 2 "White Night" Japan Mysterious Island Japan 4 "The Labyrinth of Crossroads" Japan 5 "Three-body" China These novels usually had the following characteristics: - The story was complicated and involved many characters and events. It required in-depth analysis to understand the logical relationship between them. - The rigorous reasoning process required a comprehensive analysis of multiple evidence and clues to reach a conclusion. - The characters were vivid and the plot was dramatic and emotional. Non-original reasoning referred to more traditional detective novels, where the story and reasoning process were relatively simple and often focused more on the plot and character creation. Here are some examples of non-original mystery novels: 1 The Complete Sherlock Holmes, England·Doyle 2 "White Night" Japan Mysterious Island Japan 4. Murder of Green Toes, Potter, America 5 City Light, Ernest Ernest, America These novels usually had the following characteristics: - The plot was simple and easy to understand. The reasoning process was relatively simple. - The characters were thin and often only had one main character. The story and reasoning process were more focused on portraying the character's personality and advancing the plot. - The lack of drama and depth often focused more on the plot and character creation.
Please explain the difference between the original case reasoning and the new original case reasoning.
The original case reasoning and the new original case reasoning are two basic schools of mystery novels. The main difference lies in their theoretical basis and technique description. The theoretical basis of original reasoning (formerly known as traditional original reasoning) was the "Syllogism", which was the structure of "asking questions, answering questions, and solving problems" that all mystery novels had to follow. In this method, the reader finds a problem in the novel and the author must give an answer before the reader can come to a conclusion. Benji's reasoning emphasized logic and mathematical principles, emphasizing the rigorous reasoning process and detailed analysis, usually requiring the reader to infer and think for himself. Neo Bengue Reasoning (also known as modern Bengue Reasoning) emphasized the story plot and character creation more than Bengue Reasoning was more literary and romantic. In this method, the author not only has to ask questions, but also solve them through the plot and character portrayals. The reader's reasoning process is more integrated into the whole story. Neo Benji's reasoning also emphasized logic and mathematical principles, but it focused more on using these principles to solve problems in the story. Generally speaking, the original case reasoning and the new original case reasoning were both forms of mystery novels. The difference lay in the theoretical basis, the description of the technique, and the emphasis on the key points.
How did socialists differentiate between original reasoning, variant reasoning, and new original reasoning?
There are three different styles and schools in the field of detective novels. They have different reasoning techniques, readers 'cognition and story structure. The specific differences are as follows: 1. Realism: The realism and objectiveness of the story must be emphasized. The reasoning process and the presentation of clues must follow the logic of reality and the principle of evidence. Therefore, it is usually calm and slow. The reader needs patience and concentration. 2. Impressionism: It focuses on the creation of emotions and atmosphere to attract readers through the creation of characters and plots. The reasoning process and clues need not be too rigorous, and it is often artistic and interesting. 3. Neo Realism: It emphasized the respect for history and culture, as well as the reflection and exploration of human experience and social reality. The presentation of the reasoning process and clues was also more complicated and profound, often requiring the reader to have a certain knowledge background and understanding ability. 4. Social Realism: It focuses on the attention and criticism of social reality. The presentation of reasoning processes and clues is often related to social problems and reality, so it has social significance and humane care. These schools differed in the writing methods and readers 'perceptions of detective novels, but they all tried to convey certain ideas and values through carefully designed stories and reasoning processes.
What is the difference between a detective story and a non-detective story? Please give an example. Which detective stories belong to the original case?
Mystery novels were a type of novel that used plot development, character psychology, logical deduction, and other methods to show the elements of reasoning. They were usually highly technical and complicated, requiring the reader to have a certain degree of reasoning ability and reading experience. The main difference between this novel and a non-original mystery novel was the design of the mystery elements and the readers 'acceptance. The reasoning elements of Benji's mystery novels were more detailed and complicated, often involving many aspects such as character psychology, logical deduction, household registration investigation, timeline, etc. The readers needed to have high reasoning ability and reading experience. At the same time, the storyline of Benji's detective novels was often tense and complicated, requiring deep and broad understanding and appreciation. For example, the following mystery novels were classified as Benji mystery novels: "Arthur Conan Doyle": This is a classic detective novel that focuses on Sherlock Holmes 'reasoning process, emphasizing logical deduction and character psychoanalysis. Agatha Christie: This is a series of famous detective novels with the murder of the express train as the main plot. The reasoning process through various clues and evidence requires a high level of reading and comprehension. 3 "Three-body" series (Liu Cixin): Although the "Three-body" series does not focus on reasoning, the reasoning elements and logical deduction are the typical characteristics of this mystery novel. It requires the reader to have a certain degree of reasoning ability and reading experience. 4."Infinite Horror"(Raymond Chander): This is a very classic detective novel with crime and detective stories as the main plot, emphasizing character psychoanalysis and logical deduction. Benji mystery novels were a high-level form of mystery novels that required a high reading and comprehension ability. At the same time, it also required the reader to have a certain degree of reasoning ability and reading experience in order to fully feel the depth and complexity of the novel.
The difference between the original and the original
The original work and the original work had different meanings. The following conclusions: According to documents [3] and [5],"original work" refers to the original version or author of a work, usually used to refer to the author of a book. The original work was the author's own version, which was the source of various later versions and adjustments. For example, the original work of 'Dream of the Red Chamber' was 'Story of the Stone' written by Cao Xueqin. According to documents [2] and [6],"original works" referred to the adaptation, remake, derivative, and fan-oriented re-creation of a certain work. The original work could also refer to the original author. To sum up,"original work" referred more to the original version or author of the book, while "original work" referred more to the original work that was adapted, derived, and re-created.
The difference between Japanese reasoning and European reasoning
There were obvious differences between Japanese and European reasoning in terms of storyline, character age, and style. Japanese mystery stories usually centered around students. The deceased and victims could be teachers or students, and the proportion of students was higher. In contrast, most of the people in Europe and the United States were middle-aged, and young people were rarely killed. In addition, the characters of Japanese reasoning were usually younger than those in Europe and America. In terms of style, European and American mystery novels usually followed the normal process and were more orthodox, while Japanese mystery novels were more diverse and could express more other things. Sometimes, they would describe psychopaths or satirize certain things. In general, there were obvious differences between Japanese and European reasoning in terms of storyline, character age, and style.
I don't quite understand the difference between indirect description and side description
Both indirect and side descriptions were commonly used in novel writing, but their effects were slightly different. An indirect description refers to the description of a character or story through the words, actions, attitudes, and psychology of other people, things, and things. It is usually used to describe the character or story by describing others or things rather than directly showing the character or story itself. This way of writing allowed the reader to better understand other people or things, and at the same time, it could create a more three-dimensional image for the character or story. For example, in the novel "Dream of the Red Chamber", Jia Baoyu's character and relationship with the characters were expressed through his words, deeds, attitude, and psychology. Side descriptions were a way of describing the main character or story by describing other people, things, and things related to the main character or story. This kind of description was more about the background, environment, atmosphere, etc. of the characters or the story rather than directly showing the characters or the story itself. For example, the novel Water Margins described Lin Chong's martial arts, personality, and encounters to express his image. Therefore, the main difference between indirect description and side description lies in the way of description. In indirect description, the character or story is expressed through other people or things, while in side description, the main character or story is expressed through other people, things and things related to the main character or story.
Are essays and novels the same genre of literature? I don't quite understand the difference between them
Prose and novel both belong to the literary genre, but they have different characteristics and forms of expression. A novel is a literary genre that focuses on stories, usually through fictional plots, characters, and scenes to convey the author's thoughts and emotions. Fictions usually have a continuous plot. The reader can understand the development of the story and the fate of the characters by reading the entire novel. A novel can also contain a variety of topics, including romance, adventure, science fiction, history, society, and politics. In contrast, prose was a literary genre that focused on expressing emotions and thoughts. Prose usually did not contain the plot but the author's personal views, experiences, and feelings as the main content. Prose is usually independent and diverse. Through reading the prose, readers can understand the author's thoughts and emotions, and also get enlightenment about life, life and the world. Essays can also cover a variety of topics, including nature, culture, society, history, and philosophy. Therefore, although both novels and essays contain stories, novels pay more attention to the plot and continuity of the story while essays pay more attention to the transmission of personal thoughts and feelings.
The difference between the original version and the original version
As for the difference between Zi Chuan's revised version and the original version, I can't give an exact answer. The search results provided did not clearly describe the specific differences between the original version and the original version. Therefore, I don't know the difference between the original and the original version.
Can you give an example of circular reasoning in a circular reasoning fanfic?
In a fanfic about a magical school, a student is told that a particular spell is the most powerful because all the great wizards use it. But when you ask why all the great wizards use it, the answer is that it's the most powerful spell. This circular reasoning within the fanfic can add an element of tradition and unquestioned belief to the fictional magic system.
Do you have a modern version of Romance of the Three Kingdoms? I don't quite understand the original text
Romance of the Three Kingdoms had a modern edition that could be bought on major literature websites or bookstores. Although the original text was a little difficult, the modern version had improved the translation and typography to make it easier to understand.