英文摘要 |
Starting Since the pre–Qin Period, ''emotion (Qing情)'' has been an important topic in the related categories, whether in the debate of temperament and emotion in thoughts, or the emotional expression and Aspiration Reflection in literature. After the rise of metaphysics, the theory of sense–bound sages led the literates to highlight and focus on emotions as well as formed a general atmosphere of '' emotion emphasis '' in the Western Jin Dynasty. This trend not only influenced academic theories and the social environment but also inspired literary creations. Multiple female–centric writings appeared in both Western Jin poetry and rhapsodies(Fu賦), which contents covered a wide range of features and showed various faces. This phenomenon must be closely attached to the emotion–emphasized atmosphere in Western Jin Dynasty. From the perspective of ideological history, this essay explores the theoretical changes process of ''emotion'' from the Pre–Qin Dynasty to the Western Jin Dynasty and the life aspects of men and women under the trend of '' emotion emphasis '' at that time. Then, from the genres of plaintively missing(SiYuan思怨), amorousness, and loving, I generalize the female–centric in Western Jin and analyze how to present different writing connotations and the resulting cultural significance therefrom. |