英文摘要 |
'Identity'' originally has the meaning of identity, and can also be extended to reader identity, which is related to the interaction between the reader, the author and the text. The focus of this study is to explore some of the problems that arise when readers read classical Chinese poetry through the reader's identity in the concept of ''identity''. For example, the problem of reading commonality, the mutual interpretation of similar word concepts, or the subjective bias against the interpretation of poetry because of the relationship between one's own background identity. The article takes the example of Chinese classical poetry as the object of investigation, and discusses the reading and interpretation under the reader's identity. It is hoped that when students read Chinese classical poetry, they can have the ability to reflect and criticize from the understanding of the concept of identity. |