英文摘要 |
Ci 辭 and fu 賦 literature have had a great impact on the development of landscape literature and its forms. The Xie Lingyun 謝靈運 school of landscape literature developed landscape writing into a dialogue between outer world and inner self, thereby giving it the emotionally expressive dimension which gradually became the hallmark of landscape literature. By contrast, an alternative form of dialogue in landscape writing that developed out of discursive fu has often been ignored by scholars, due to it being non-mainstream and represented by far fewer works. However, the existence of this branch of landscape literature opened up the possibility for alternative dialogues with the landscape, which therefore makes its features and key elements worthy of scholarly attention. Focusing on Liu Zongyuan's 柳宗元”Yu xi dui”愚溪對, and using his”Qiu shan fu”囚山賦 and”Tan quan dui”貪泉對 for comparison, this paper explores the imitative and creative context, examining Yu xi dui's status as a model example of a work that combines landscape writing and discursive fu. This paper also investigates the significance of its innovations in writing and the new dimension of emotional expression in the history of landscape literature and the writing of ci and fu. |