Font Size: a A A

The Study Of Pray Words In Pre-Qin Period

Posted on:2020-10-07Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:B L LinFull Text:PDF
GTID:2415330620456885Subject:Ancient Chinese literature
Abstract/Summary:PDF Full Text Request
The words of pray comes from sacrificial rituals and is used for communication between human beings and gods.The pre-Qin period was a critical period for the emergence and development of prayers.Speech itself is closely related to oral expression,and many early styles are characterized by "oral" character,and prayer is one of them.Therefore,the prayer in the text is fragmented,not centralized,difficult to summarize and collate.In this paper,the conditions,classification,stylistic features,beliefs and other aspects of this style are discussed in combination with handed-on and unearthed documents.This paper is divided into three parts: introduction,text and conclusion.The introduction first defines the concept of prayer of wish,then briefly combs the research situation of prayer of wish.At the same time,it introduces the frame structure of this paper,and explains the reason and significance of this paper.The main body is divided into five chapters: the first chapter discusses the conditions for the emergence of the prayer,mainly explores the psychological basis and occasion of the emergence of the prayer,and analyzes the relationship between the official and the prayer.The second chapter reviews the classification of prayer speech in ancient China,clarifies the style similar to prayer speech,and discusses the classification criteria of prayer speech.Chapter III on Japan in the Prayer Frequent messages are used for analysis.The fourth chapter discusses the prayer of cause in the prayer of wish.The fifth chapter explores the stylistic characteristics of the prayer and the belief of the people.The conclusion summarizes the full text.
Keywords/Search Tags:the Pre-Qin Period, Daily pray words, pray words in exceptional circumstances, Stylistic Features, the concept of belief
PDF Full Text Request
Related items