Literary Analtsis: Urban Leyends

Literary analysis "Have you ever heard about girls who have died of spider fur so far?" "Yes, can you be so absurd to not wash your hair?" This dialogue is part of the workplace It shows the power of urban legend. . "Hive Hairstyle" (the legend of the street where our friends are discussing here) is no longer common in culture and society, but still it is a city legend that modifies the ideal of society (even if it does not create) It shows ability. Urban legends can be viewed as a social instrument that fulfills the ethics of social communication, social values, and the need for common sense.

Since long ago Western culture has formed a clear connection between literary and artistic activities and urban society. Art and literature institutions are always a deciding factor in urban life and are essential to the rhetoric of urban civilization. In modern times, the concept of "creative city" was born, assuming that there is a direct correlation between urbanity and creative development. Therefore Jane Jacobs (1916-2006) quoted a famous word that the dense concentration of different populations in the urban environment in the urban economy (1969) created a prerequisite for innovation and economic development Did. Her argument is calling suspicion in many ways: a city is not the only environment for creation, it should not be regarded as promoting and encouraging creativity. Creativity of occurrence inevitably occurs

Production of art and literature itself is not a city process, but they always prosper in the urban environment and the process of cultural production plays an important role in the urban economy. Literary big cities are also nodes of cultural exchange network and their creative vigor fascinates people and thinking movement. In this article, we will consider the period from 1450 to 1930 and consider how a particular city became a big city of literary and artistic contribution to the flowering of this culture.