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Since the 1990s, with the publication of the novel Possession and the Booker Prize, the British contemporary writer AS Byatt has attracted more and more attention from domestic scholars. Her name frequently appears in academic Scholars, from the perspective of post-modern techniques and narrative structures, parody of classical myths and fairy tales, historical narrative strategies, feminist interpretations, and so on, the most of the research results are based on her research achievements. Works in-depth study. One of the two books on the history of narration and history Byatt's historical multidimensional study of possession also has been published around the works. Narrative, archetypal criticism and feminism, this paper analyzes the heavy historical sense of the novel. Although these studies cover all aspects of Byatt's creation, it is difficult to explore the author's other important works in the creation of skills, language concerns and so on. In another monograph on contemporary British academic fiction research, Song Yifang the Byatt into David. Lodge (David Lodge), Malcolm. Bradbury (Malcolm Bradbury) campus novelist And the analysis of the dual identities of critics and writers, and the anxiety and compromise they have brought to them. It is noteworthy that the author points out Byatt's strong interest in the relationship between language and world, fiction and reality in the postmodernist period and presents it to the reader in the form of a novel. This article will use Byatt's "possession" of Victoria Cultural reconstruction and reality of the point of comparison, the analysis of this phenomenon summed up their own point of view.

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