英文摘要 |
"This paper focuses on Chen Huan’s The Exegesis of Mao’s Book of Songs and discusses an extended topic of “eulogizing and criticizing” in Book of Songs, “retrospectively criticizing.” The concept of “retrospectively criticizing” was proposed to capture the purpose of poet’s writing by Kong Yingda, a scholar of the Tang Dynasty, who considered “Yi” as an illustration. During the Qing Dynasty, “Yi” was connected to “When Guests First Take Their Seats” and both were given the “retrospectively criticizing” interpretation by Chen Huan on the basis of the “Great Preface,” even though Kong did not interpret “When Guests First Take Their Seats” as a “retrospectively criticizing” poem. This paper argues that Chen’s united understanding of both poems and his reinterpretation of their structures were influenced by two Song scholars, Ouyang Xiu and Zhu Xi. Chen not only expanded the meaning of “describing the past, criticizing the present” from “describing the good of the past for criticizing the evil of the present” to “describing the evil of the past for criticizing the evil of the present” but also used such insight to accent the meaning of “self-examination” of the poems and to verify the concept of “retrospectively criticizing.”" |