英文摘要 |
The most salient characteristic of Lee Shang-Yin's poetry lies in its artistic beauty of “veiled gracefulness” brought about by multi-layered images. The characteristic, however, with its “uncertainty of meaning,” often results in a sense of “obscurity” in the minds of readers. Among the many scholars, during and following the Ming and Ching dynasties, devoting to the study of Lee Shang-Yin's poetry, Wu Chiao, in his Shi-Khun-Fa-Wei, claimed that Lee Shang-Yin, in the wake of Lee Po, Tu Fu, and Han Yu, was an outstandingly creative poet of the late Tang period who did blaze a trail in the field of poetry. The research, based on the accumulative studies, holds that Lee Shang-Yin's poetry, because of its “uncertainty of meaning,” can be approached not only through its language structure but through its “sensitivity-arousing” aspects in order to probe into the imagery and artistry of the peony poems. |