英文摘要 |
As the first systematic work of literary criticism, Wenxin diaolong (The Literary Mind and the Carving of Dragons) is a very important work in the history of Chinese literary criticism. In the Ming and Qing dynasties, it became fashionable for scholars to provide pingdian (commentary critiques) for Wenxin diaolong. Among the literati, Ji Yun’s work received the most attention. Ji Yun was previously the chief editor of Siku quanshu (The Complete Library in Four Branches) and produced the Siku quanshu zongmu tiyao (Annotated Catalog of Books in the Imperial Library). He was praised for being the most diligent and distinguished literary critic, providing exceptional insights into the changes and development of literary works throughout history. Many of his views on literature are conclusive and in-depth, particularly in his commentaries. This article analyzes Ji Yun’s commentary critique of Wenxin diaolong, focusing on three chapters: “Shensi”, “Biantong”, and “Tixing” and literary criticism from Ji’s Siku quanshu zongmu tiyao and Ji Wenda gong yiji (Collected Works of Lord Wenda) to examine the attitudes and positions Ji Yun held with regard to Wenxin diaolong. The article will also explore the dialogical relationship between Ji’s commentary and the text to understand the value of Ji’s critique of Wenxin diaolong. |