英文摘要 |
'the Garden of Master of Nets Tang poetry Commentary'' was selected and edited by Song Zong-yuan who was a Qing Dynasty person. There was seventy percent same poetry selection between this Tang poetry commentary and Shen De-qian's ''Anthology of Tang Poems''. Furthermore, there was ninety percent overlap of Du Fu's poems that were selected the largest both the two Anthologies. Therefore, this paper analysed how Song Zong-yuan followed Shen De-qian's selections and comments on Du Fu's poems, and what the differences were between them. By comparing Du Fu's poems in the two anthologies one by one, we could find there were similar comments on 56 poems. Among them, the two critics likewise explained the subject matter of Du Fu's poems, especially the pentasyllabic regulated verse which was assigned on Imperial Examination, by the method used on Eight-Legged Essay. In addition, the comment which was accustomed by pattern school on the technique of writing of Du Fu's poems was also used by Song Zong-yuan to illustrate the artistic feature. However, Song Zong-yuan skipped Du Fu's spirit of loyalty which was attached great importance by Shen De-qian. Unlike ''Anthology of Tang Poems'' was affected by Emperor Qian Long, Song Zong-yuan not only omitted this kind poems but also payed attention to the emotion and the aesthetic sense in Du Fu's poems. This difference showed the critics had noticed the literary essence of poems no longer the mission of publicizing the loyalty. |