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Discussion On The Literator's Demeanour About Qiao Ge

Posted on:2006-09-16Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Y Y YuFull Text:PDF
GTID:2155360155971601Subject:Ancient Chinese literature
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Zhu Dunru was an important poet in the history of Song Ci. He is regarded as a bridge between Su Shi and Xin Qiji. The number of his Ci is on top of his period. Qiao Ge represented his ideas, his attitude towards life, aesthetic spice and his personality. These characters composed a complex image, in which the literator's demeanour reflects time and individual spirit in special historic conditions. The essay mainly illustrate this kind of literator's demeanour and explain its forming reason and influence. The literator's demeanour is concretely represented as follow: strong self-awareness, lingering affection on landscape , gracious charm , worldly enjoyment and affliction. On the whole, the main aspect is morally lofty and upright, mixing dejected sentiment and worldly enjoyment. The former is Zhu Dunru's pursuit of his ideal personality, the latter is his real temperament in his life. They close combined with each other. The reason of forming the literator's demeanour above is due to the subjective and objective factors of the author. The main and direct factors are the author's magnanimous and unrestrained personality, his belief to Buddhism and Taoism. As for cultural psychology, the Style of Wei and Jin Dynasty's literators and the reclusive complex are the second factors .They affect the author's affection on landscape and gracious charm simultaneously. Spiritual climate, the life style of the literators of Song Dynasty, is the reason of worldly enjoyment. The two main influences of the literators'demeanour show as follow: one is some poets'resonance to his frame of mind, the other is the development of his poem's genre and reclusive complex.
Keywords/Search Tags:Qiao Ge, The literator'demeanour, Self-awareness, Lingering affection on Landscape, Gracious charm, Worldly enjoyment and affliction
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