英文摘要 |
Wang Fuzhi's The Anthology of Tang Poetry and Lu Shiyong's Tangshi Jing (A Mirror of Tang Poetry) are two anthologies which were widely known during the Ming and Qing dynasties. Within these two anthologies, the compilers select a great amount of Du Fu's poems, which means the two compilers highly valued tine literary prowess in Du Fu's poetry, an evaluation which reflects their literary standards and judgments. However, negative commentary frequently appears in these two anthologies; commentaries even argue that Du Fu may have ruined poetic arts. Thus, why had they anthologized such a great amount of Du Fu's poems if they did not regard Du's poems as the paragon of Tang poetry? Currently, the phenomenon mentioned above has been discussed in academia, yet scholars are merely inclined to study how and why Du Fu's poems were depreciated and ignored the main point: that Du's poems were heavily anthologized compared to other Tang poets. This study is built on the basis of previous' studies to probe further into this problem, to establish Lu and Wang's reasoning for anthologizing Du's poems. |