A Study On The Annotation And Interpretation Of Guofeng In The Book Of Songs-the Replacement Of Disyllabic Words Evolved From Monosyllabic Words |
| Posted on:2015-01-20 | Degree:Master | Type:Thesis |
| Country:China | Candidate:Q Luo | Full Text:PDF |
| GTID:2255330428473560 | Subject:Chinese Philology |
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| The Book of Songs named poem or Books of Odes is not only one of the China’searliest poetry collections,but also the source of Chinese poetry.It includs305poemsin five hundred years,which were produced from the begining of west-zhou dynastyto the middle of the spring and autumn period.It is conventionally divided into threeparts: Feng (Ballads),Ya (Festival Odes) and Song (Sacrificial Songs).Feng whichcovers15countries along Yellow River Basin is the core content.mang of laterschoolars annotate and interpret it.This text bases on the representative annotationand interpretation made by maoheng,zhengxuan,kongyinda and zhuxi,consultingModern Chinese Dictionary to find out all of the disyllabic words evolved frommonosyllabic words,confirming each of the meaning,and sum up the models of thosepatters.... |
| Keywords/Search Tags: | The book of songs, annotation and interpretation, disyllabic words, monosyllabic words, replacement |
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