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The Study On Buddhist Monks' Poets In Medieval Tang Ages

Posted on:2007-06-05Degree:DoctorType:Dissertation
Country:ChinaCandidate:F X YangFull Text:PDF
GTID:1115360185958766Subject:Ancient Chinese literature
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As a image of Buddhism and Chan culture , The Monk-poets and the monk poems result from the prosperity of Buddhism and the poetry in the Tang Dynasty and the interaction of the two. Monks' Poets have a dual personality as poets and monks as well. With unique style, their poems play an important role in the prosperity of Tang poetry.The first chapter is about totally qualities of The Monk-poets and the monk poems. Buddhism and poem mixed together from mangy years ago.In Jin Dynasty, monks have writed poems about natural.but a really poets group cause in Tang Dynasty , the quality of the monk's poems has been improved tremendously; and get rid of the Buddhism's flavor, similar to the poems written by scholars. The monks poem is divided into two sections of poular poems and elegant language poems.The second chapter ,Materials of born about Hanshan and Shide are essentially a process of initiating and developing of legends. from media studies , Hanshan's poem were writted from no a special person but mangy common people .han Shan's are made of popular poems and elegant poems.the provided with the features of secularity and narration. The secularity reflects the tendency of the evolutiion from the religious litterature to secular litterature,especial are different completely from a type of writing who bacholars officer's.In medieval Tang ages,are an era full of monks who can write poems .there emerged many poets including LingYi, HuGuo, QinhJang ,FaZhen, LingChe.Jiao Ran's Shi Shi is a pretty important work of Tang .So the poems in monk poets has an active effect on their creation. Having gone through the experiences in is deeply influenced by them...
Keywords/Search Tags:In medieval Tang ages, monk's poem, Chan sect, potry
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