英文摘要 |
Grammar states the rules of logical relation in a sentence. In respect of creation, it is subject to the logic of “(zero), single, binary, and multiple” structures. In respect of appreciation, which is related to a retroactive process, it involves “multiple, binary and single (zero)” structures. In terms of nominative-predicate sentence, the nominative and the predicate constitute “binary” structures. The nominative tends to be feminine and the predicate tends to be masculine. These two components may branch downward into multiple sub-structures, and link to the subsequent modifiers. On the other hand, they can be integrated upward as a “(0) single” structure, representing the whole meaning of a sentence. Essentially, sentence is the basic unit in language. In Neo-Poetry; however, a poem is often composed of single sentence. That is to say, one sentence must represent the full sentiment in a poem. When one descants on such poem, he shall find out the “prototype” of the sentence first, then cross-refer to its “variant”. In so doing, the effect of the sentence will be highlighted. There are two types of this structure: “nominative followed by predicate” and “predicate followed by nominative”, according to their positions. One can examine the characteristics of single-sentence poetry from three aspects: 1) proper arrangement of the nominative and the predicate; 2) sentence development that enriches the meaning and imposing power; and 3) Proper arrangement of lines and paragraphs, which helps to clarify meaning and highlight the key points. The above three factors contribute the aesthetics of Neo-poetry. |