Jiang Jie "the Chushan Word" History Of Acceptance

Jiang Jie, the famous poet at the end of the Southern-Song Dynasty. The Zhu-shan Ci refined the words deeply and coordinate the tone. Though the literati has studied it's text, people aren' t fix their eyes on the aspects about Zhu-shan Ci how to transmit, the influence to later ages and how to hand down etc, which is very substantial to measure Jiang Jie's position in the Chinese poetics. This thesis is to do up and discriminate the related source to carry a dynamic research on the acceptance research of Zhu-shan Ci.This thesis thinks that the Zhu-shan Ci experiences a gradual process which is from obscure to apparent, from spontaneity to self-consciousness. Zhu-shan Ci appears solitary evidence in the area of Song and Yuan Dynasties because of the retiring practice and circulated element. With the wide transmission of edition and some poets' creation to the Shuang Tian Xiao-jiao etc, the influence of Zhu-shan Ci rises out of the surface in Ming Dynasty. The poetics to be in fashion at the early of Qing Dynasty open the acceptance route corporately with the effort of Ming poets. Especialy the eletion like a flag of Yang-xian Sect establishes position of Zhu-shan Ci, and makes Zhu-shan Ci burst forth peculiar splendour to use the same rhyme or limitate Zhu-shan Ci.The practical meaning is that Zhu-shan Ci gains several annotates at later ages and people also explore the difference about culture notion and poetics theory behind all kinds of acceptance cases.Though poetics research isn' t Archaeology, we may restore history with the help of some Archaeology methods as writing system or given materials. We should begin the restore works in order to make the history of acceptance clear. The acceptance cases will be restored to observe all-rounded the develop and change about poetics history. Jiang Jie with remains honour whose personality is accepted by traditional culture.Zhu-shan Ci possess model meaning because of another flavour, it is said that "Zhu-shan Ti" exists reasonably. Jiang Jie' s characters tell us why Zhu-shan Ci is obscure...