英文摘要 |
The development of literature and paintings achieved an unprecedentedly flourishing prospect in Song Dynasty. Internally, such development was promoted by the super-ordination and spread by the imperial examination, which directly boosted literature's and art's popularity in civil society. Externally, due to the superiorly good geographic environment, higher level of aesthetic value of literature and art was generated. The development of Ci inscribed on paintings, which was characterized with unique composing motivation, content and skills, had sprouted since Song Dynasty. In spite of fewer quantity of Ci on inscribed paintings in Northern Song Dynasty, Ci inscribed on paintings' amount increased apparently in Southern Song Dynasty. Although the scarce amount of Ci inscribed on paintings in Northern Song Dynasty tended to result in limitation of research, the research value existed in development of Song Ci. Therefore, this research intended to concentrate on the Ci inscribed on paintings in Northern and Southern Song Dynasties-- Su Shi, Su School Scholars, and literati painting group were the representative in Northern Song Dynasty, while in Sothern Song Dynasty, botha Nandu and literary/refined Ci-composers were the focus. Through three parts; that is, subject and content, composing skills, and emotional connotation, this research compared Ci inscribed on paintings in Northern and Southern Song Dynasty. |