英文摘要 |
This article explores the origins of Taiwanese Poetry Commentaries, why editingdiscussions of poetry that are scattered throughout newspapers is important. Byevaluating the literary value of Taiwanese Poetry Commentaries, this article is alsoengaged how the authors for which pay their undivided attention to canonical poetry,and, through reviewing the tradition of Chinese literature, they give sincere advice onhow classical poets should be absorbed into the canon, how one should write and readclassical poetry, and how they should interact with society.This article assumes that the trivial note-taking form of poetry aptly carries a“third space,” where, under colonial politics, the colonized repetitiously review theorigins of their own culture, repeat its content and form, and at the same time, blendand converse with the other cultures of the dominators, creating a new prototype ofcultural realization in order to distinguish themselves from the dominant cultures.This phenomenon becomes crystal-clear in the examination of canonical classics. Theseobservations can be based upon records of poetry with the aid of other related materials,such as prefaces and postscripts and annotation of poetry collections. |