英文摘要 |
This is an exploration of change in Tang poetic style. The analysis focuses on the fact that in the mid-to-late Tang dynasty, the “Danger and Strangeness” poetry style, represented by Han Yu and Li He, rebelled against and brought forth new ideas from traditional poetic aesthetics. The poets of the Dali period had already completed the theoretical preparations and initiated the stylistic transition. Later, Han Yu issued a challenge to traditional poetics, so that features such as forceful and dynamic beauty, grotesque beauty, relativity and inter-equivalency of beauty and ugliness, and irregular beauty were opposed to traditional features such as the beauty of moderation, natural interest, the sharp division of beauty and ugliness, as well as symmetrical, harmonious prosody. Then, Li He put this new aesthetic idea deep into people's minds. Sometimes, with intensely dark tones, he captured episodes of the objective world, and in the light of his own subjective thoughts, he recomposed, reversed, or deformed reflections; or on a stream of consciousness basis, he described a vague picture of a dream world, which refracted his deep inner world. |