英文摘要 |
In the fall of the second year of Qianyuan 乾元 in the Tang, Du Fu 杜甫 (712-770)quitted from his office, and moved to Qinzhou and Tonggu. He then arrived in Chengdu by the end of the year. His residence in Tonggu was short, but his poem "Tonggu Qige" 同谷七歌(Seven Songs of Tonggu), which shows his traumatic experience in the world of ethics, has attracted attention from different generations of readers. In addition to the comments on Du's work, his readers imitated "Tonggu Qige" as a type of writing in " similar recapitulation." This article first explores the traumatic experience of Du Fu's "Tonggu Qige" in its special shaped configuration. Then the author divides those imitated works into three major series: loyalist writing, mourning writing, and politics writing, in order to observe how those works not only were assimilated to Du Fu's as the similar recapitulation, but also created something new. Finally, the author conducts a comprehensive summary. By this article, we can find that the formation of literary paradigm is a process of being repeatedly reinterpreted and reconstructed. |