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The Study On The Female Taoist Priests Named Wang Yunxiang Of Liang Xi In The Qing Dynasty

Posted on:2017-02-05Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:H MaoFull Text:PDF
GTID:2295330488482576Subject:Ancient Chinese literature
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Wang Yunxiang is a very influential female Taoist priest in the Liang Xi area of Jia Dao period.She is good at calligraphy, painting, music, and poetry.She has a very high reputation in the area of Wu Yue because of her special status, and celebrities expect to visit her.However,there is a lack of research and arrangement on her lifetime,make friends and literary creation-Poetry in the academic circles at present. The author make a systematic research on it,and adds an important case study to the female literature history of the Qing Dynasty in Jiangnan.This paper studies Wang Yunxiang from many aspects,divided into three parts.The first chapter mainly focuses on the life of Wang Yunxiang,including the investigation of the name,alias, identity and the cause of death. The second chapter in the " Map Of Kongshan Tingyu" as carrier, through these two aspects of its spread through and celebrity inscriptions to carry on the research.This part focuses on the friendship between Wang Yunxiang and literary celebrities.The part is divided into specific: the interaction with the local literati in Liang Xi,the gathering with Jiangnan wets,the association with court officials and the exchange of the talented woman.In order to explore the psychological of the famous literati as friends,outlining the side of Wang Yunxiang’s social network and religious life.The third chapter focuses on Wang Yunxiang’s works-- Poetry Of Qingfen Jingshe.This chapter mainly includes the analysis of this spread reason, the study of the version and the interpretation of the content.At last, Wang Yunxiang’s works are analyzed to clarify its advantages and limitations.
Keywords/Search Tags:Wang Yunxiang, Life and history, Association, Qingfen Jingshe Xiaoji
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