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The Restricted View On Taoism Poems In Sui Tang And Five Dynasties

Posted on:2007-07-25Degree:DoctorType:Dissertation
Country:ChinaCandidate:X Y TianFull Text:PDF
GTID:1115360185494315Subject:Religious Studies
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Sui Tang and Five Dynasties were the most prosperous period of the development of Taoism, and people at that time were deeply obsessed with it. During its 379 years' long history. Taoism aesthetic culture blossomed in brilliant splendor.Taoism poems, at this time, as an important part of Taoism aesthetic culture, had showed its charms and characteristics from different angles and aspects. The appearance of Taoist poems is a distinctive culture and aesthetic phenomenon of China's traditional culture, a combination of the interaction between China's Taoism and ancient poems, the important and unique carrier of Taoism. This essay scrutinizes the inner meanings of religious culture and aesthetic style of Sui Tang and Five Dynasties' Taoism peoms from the prospect of Taoism aesthetic culture. This essay has three parts, including the preface, the body and the concluding.In the preface, firstly, the author illustrates the meaning and value of the study on this subject, and then introduces the study status quo related to the thesis at home and abroad, and then retracing the history of Taoism poems before Sui Dynasty. Finally, it introduces the outline of Taoist poems in Sui Tang and Five Dynasties from different angles and aspects.The body part includes four parts. The author tries to explore and take the trace of the inner meanings of the religious culture in the Taoism poems at that time from the infiltration of the prosperity background of Taoism aesthetic culture and Taoism ideology, etc.
Keywords/Search Tags:Taoism poems, Taoism aesthetic culture, Taoism poems conveying Taoists' mood during traveling, Taoism poems conveying the Taoists' love to nature aoism, Taoism poems which females are inclined to oems conveying Taoists' mood during travelling
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