英文摘要 |
From perspectives of exile and counter-exile, the author tries to reconstruct The Double Biography of Qu Yuan and Jia Yi. The author, based on the study results of the predecessors, hopes to further study the questions of double biography, and reinterprets the saying of ‘Passions of Writing Books'. Sima Qian, in the view of compilation, tried to connect Qu Yuan, and Jia Yi with exile (write). Among the cutting and choice of historical materials, Sima Qian pretentiously neglected the political talents of Jia Yi; yet, he rather emphasized the common experiences, which Jia Yi and Qu Yuan had been as exile servants. Qu Yuan and Jia Yi, whom all had faced being exiled, expressed their counter-exile by writing. They not only resisted reality, and searched for intimate mates, but to some degrees had the comforting effects, which aroused immortal characteristics and literature norms (i.e. counter-exile). Sima Qian, whom physically and mentally had been hardly struck, experienced the viewpoints of Chu Tzu, and further applied to historical biography. As a result, he built his statement of academic analysis, and used as positive effects of counter-exile. |