英文摘要 |
Aiming at Li Shan's annotations which did not reveal the objectives of the literary works in Wen xuan, the five ministers attempted to understand the poets' hidden intentions. Later critics viewed their annotations as strained. However, the five minsters' annotations were approved by Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang (712-756) and had a large influence throughout the Tang dynasty. While revealing the poetic ideas of politicized ''bi and xing'' (explicit comparisons and metaphor), the five minsters' annotations showed the trend of thought advocated by Chen Zi'ang to revive the xingji (the poetic device to express emotions and thoughts) tradition. Different from the criticism proposed by Cheng Zi'ang, that xingji tradition was lost in poetry after Wei and Jing dynasties, the five ministers tried to prove that there still existed a xingji tradition after Han and Wei dynasties. Their annotations absorbed Wang Yi's interpretation system of yinleipiyu (categorical analogy), and built a mode to explain poetry from the point of view of politicized bi and xing. The idea of xingji poetics thus continued. The interpreting tradition represented by the five ministers' annotations was developed in some poetic theories in the late Tang and had an important influence on poetics after the Song dynasty. |