英文摘要 |
Watanabe Moan's views on the ”Book of Odes” are that it is an anthology of poems e pressing human emotion, with no fixed meaning; that the ode, of Zheng 鄭 are not immoral; that the ancient commentaries are complete. Such views pose dire ct challenges to Zhu Xi 朱熹, who believes that while some of the odes are didactic, others are immoral; who doubts and even emends some of the ode s; and who interprets them his own way. According to Watanabe, Zhu Xi's commentary should not be classified as a ”zhuan” ”傳 tradition,” but more modestly as a ”zhu” ”注 commentary.” This study also discusses Kobunzi Gakuha 古文辭學派 scholars' views on the ”Odes” and criticisms of Zhu Xi, concluding that they use Han dynasty scholars' closeness to antiquity a an argument for containing Zhu's novel theories. Though they try to de-canonize the ode and understand them as literary works, they reveal a desire for them to also serve a political function. |