英文摘要 |
The usage of the Chinese personal pronoun has always been an important issue that has received considerable attention from scholars in the field of the Chinese grammar. This essay explores personal pronouns in poems written by Cao Pi and Cao Zhi and discusses their usage primarily by examining the structure of their poems, an approach which from traditional grammatical analysis.Personal pronouns appear in over half of Cao Pi's and Cao Zhi's extant poems. Several poems use more than one personal pronoun. One reason for this may lie in the face that their poems belong mainly to either yuefu or the ancient style of poetry and they were influenced by folk songs and the vernacular. Actually, the two poets didn't only mimic former styles, they also created new stylistic features that relate to the thought and expression of themselves as authors, the artistic features in the structure of the poems, and readers' explanation and evaluation of the poems.This essay discusses several poems in which specific personal pronouns were used and focuses on their usage. Moreover, it seeks to identify the similarities and differences between the two brothers' poems. It is hoped that this essay will contribute to our understanding of the relationship between the two brothers and their poetry. |