英文摘要 |
The symbol of gender and its manipulation is a basic and common cultural structure. In the different cultural era, female and body usually are the space where different consciences are mixed. This paper focuses on the cultural development of the female symbolism in the Tang Poem’s picture collection, and discusses its cultural meaning used and argued by rite/emotion, elegance/lowness in the new consumers’society of late Ming Dynasty. In the visual art using the analogy between poems and pictures, how would female have been modeled into an object containing male desire? How was the male power/the system of fatherhood demonstrated by the visual symbol and gender argument? In the late Ming Dynasty, under the gradually loosing social hierarchy, mechanism of cultural consumption, and cultural atmosphere of dislocated ethics/desire, how would the female symbolism derail and waver out of the system of fatherhood and develop an diversified face containing the concepts of female, body and desire. How was a gender revolution, crossing the cultural boundary of sense/sensibility and elegance/lowness, developed in the female/body's boundary of space of the analogy between poems/picture? This paper was divided into the four areas - (1) the pictorial examples of rites and analogy of esthetics (2) romantic space and analogical desire (3) behavior and desirous loop (4) the space of pastime and sisterhood - to discuss the possibility of agreement in co-existing gender, desire and hierarchy caused by the movement of the boundary of female/body. |