英文摘要 |
Chen Xianzhang’s poetics were discussed in the poetic community throughout the period from the early Ming dynasty to the Ming-Qing transition. Although Zhan Ruoshui 湛若水was proud to style himself as a direct student of Chen, the distance between his interpretations and Chen’s poems and poetics must be addressed. A contemporary of Zhan, Yang Shen 楊慎, interpreted Chen’s poetics in terms of the ideas of the Neo-Confucian School of Mind, and deviated from the proper recognition of Chen’s “beauty in ancient poetry.” Later, Wang Fuzhi 王夫之 not only wrote a large number of poems in response to Chen’s, but also proposed a poetic lineage of “writing with graceful charm on innocence.” This article’s approach is to understand the intellectual context and identify cultural principles, while referencing the path of lyrical discourse. Taking as its starting point Wang Fuzhi’s creative interpretation of Chen Xiangzhang’s poetics, this article tries to cut across boundaries of school to present a view of Chen’s poetics that mingles “mentality” in his writing with his assertions regarding “style,” while also indirectly dealing with questions raised in contemporary academic circles. |