Strindberg, Isaac Swissinger, Borges, what genre or what creative principles are they related to?

One of the best Strindberg novels is 'The Red Room'. It's a satirical work that offers a vivid picture of Stockholm society in the late 19th century. It has a rich tapestry of characters from different social strata, and through their interactions, Strindberg critiques the hypocrisy and pretentiousness of the upper classes and the general follies of society at that time.

One of his best novels is 'The Red Room'. It offers a satirical look at Swedish society in the 19th century, with vivid characters and a complex plot that reveals the underbelly of various social strata.

One of the main themes is the critique of society. Strindberg often shows the hollowness and pretense in different social classes through the events in the red room.

A creative non-fiction sub-genre is a specific category within the broader realm of creative non-fiction. It could be memoir, personal essay, or narrative journalism, for example.

Borges was a poet and translator from Argentina and was considered one of the most important poets of the 20th century. His works covered poetry, novels, prose, translation, and many other literary forms. Some of his works had already become classics. The following are some of Borges 'representative works: 1. A collection of poems, Flower Song, Songs in Combination, etc. 2. The novel "The Mirror"(The Self in The Mirror), etc. 3. Essay collection "About Borges"(dialogue between Borges and Yoko Ono). 4. Translated works such as Don Quijote (The Speed-Changing Bike). These works covered poetry, novels, prose, translation and many other literary forms. They had extremely high literary value and depth of thought, and were deeply loved and respected by readers and critics.

Borges was an Argentina whose works covered a variety of literary styles, including poetry, novels, essays, and essays. The following are some of Borges 'representative works: 1. Poetic works: Short Poetry, Secondhand Time, Villain Biography, Fictional Fictions, Birds on Mount Olympus, etc. 2. Fictional works: Iguazu Falls, buenos aires, red dragon, Isabel da Vinci, etc. 3. Prose works: Borges 'Talks on Art, Borges and Culture, Borges and Literature, etc. 4. Essay works: Borges 'Essay, Borges' Quoted Words, etc. These are the representative works of Borges, many of which have become classic works of literature and have had an important impact on the development of Chinese literature, culture and literature.

Borges was considered the most important person in Argentina in the 20th century. His works cover a variety of literary schools, including realism, magical realism, realism and post-modern. The following are some of Borges 'representative works: [1]"Gipsy Soul"(Invisible City) 2 "Instants" 3. The Hourglass 4. Mysteries 5. Borges 'Poetry Collection (1964-1975) 6 Borges and La Plata (1988) 7 The Orphan of Asia (1994) 8. Argentina My Country (1997) 9. Poetry IX (1998) Movie Paradiso (2004) These are just some of Borges 'representative works. His creations and many other excellent works are a treasure trove for literary lovers.

Some creative fantasy novels include 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland' by Lewis Carroll. It's full of absurd and creative elements like a girl shrinking and growing in a strange world. 'Gormenghast' by Mervyn Peake is also quite creative. It has a very gothic and strange setting of the huge, decaying castle of Gormenghast. And 'The Dark Tower' series by Stephen King combines elements of western, fantasy, and horror in a very unique and creative way.

In Asimov's 'Nightfall' (both novelette and novel), the world - building is quite remarkable. He creates a society where the concept of night is rare or non - existent for long periods. This leads to unique cultural and religious beliefs among the characters. The story also delves into the idea of how knowledge and ignorance play out in such a society, especially when faced with the terrifying phenomenon of nightfall.

There are many Chinese versions of Borges. The following are some of the more famous ones: The Legend of the New Moon translated by Mr. Jin Yong: This is one of Borges 'most famous translated works. It was first translated by Mr. Jin Yong and published in 1985. The Wasteland translated by Mr. Liang Shiqiu: This is a representative work of Borges, translated by Mr. Liang Shiqiu and published in 1987. 3 Lu Xun's translation of Borges 'Poetry Selection: This is the first Chinese translation of Borges' poems. It was compiled and translated by Lu Xun and published in 1934. 4. Borges 'Poetry Translated by Mr. Yu Guangzhong: This was the first translation of Borges' poems by Mr. Yu Guangzhong, published in 1989. 5. Borges 'Essays Translated by Mr. Zhou Guoping: This is Mr. Zhou Guoping's first translation of Borges' prose, published in 1994. In addition, there were many other Chinese versions, some of which were more well-known, such as Borges's Fictions, Borges 'Poetry, Borges' Classic Works, etc.