英文摘要 |
This article writes with two aims: one is to sort the themes of Su Man-su's poetry in a coherent way, the other, to focus on the fundamental sad tone in Su's poetry with reference to Schopenhauer's pessimistic philosophy. In modern China,both Wang Guo-wei and Chen Quan were known for their knowledge of Schopenhauer's thought. In my opinion, it was Su Man-shu whose work truly embodies Schopenhauer's philosophic ideas. Studies on Su Man-shu abound, but popular approaches since 1995 mainly followed the tracks of western critical theories, particularly those of novels and translation. After the turn of the century, little attention has been paid to Su, let alone his poetry. Furthermore, Su's tragic consciousness has been discussed only as part of literary aesthetic, and never in systematic way. For these reasons, this article takes to task the thematic sorting and a systematic philosophical approach to Su's poetry in terms of Schopenhauer's pessimistic world view. |