英文摘要 |
This paper attempts to explore the formation of the term wuse (物色, the appearances of things) as a concept of literary theory, which first appeared in Liu Xie's Wen Xin Diao Long (文心雕龍). For a long time, critics have confused the concepts of wuse and ganwu (感物, stirring-and-response), and overlooked the important role that wuse played in the development of the Chinese lyric tradition. By comparing ways of looking at scenery and poets' attitude towards scenery in ganwu poetry and landscape poetry, the paper tries to make a distinction between these two critical concepts. Furthermore, by tracing the use of the word se (色) in ancient literature, the author finds that Buddhist Phenomenalism seems to have triggered the sense of ”scenery” in this word. The paper analyzes the relationship between this sense of ”scenery” in se and the concept of wuse, and demonstrates the significance of the concept of wuse in Chinese literary criticism. |