英文摘要 |
This essay aims at expounding on the theoretical support and detailed implications for the perspective on practice of the state of “traceless”–“comprehending from the enlightening minds and awakening to the illumination from body” by Wang Longxi, the pioneer of literary trends in the late Ming Dynasty. The implication of Wang’s thought focuses on realizing a self-enlightenment from “the essential mind of innate conscience” which will naturally awaken to the illumination from the practice of “one single thought and one breath” of the “body” when realizing the enlightenment of minds. The practice of “one single thought and one breath” will react with the mystery of nature and automatically bring it back to the mind-essence (xinti) of innate conscience at the end of the fate. The “moral quality” which is formed with “mind” and “body” implies the thought of “traceless” same as that of Yan Hui. The implication of poetic theory related to this moral quality is to achieve a state of “traceless” of Yanzi through self-cultivation practice that enables the limbs of body and mind to create the poetic works of nature of “traceless.” This essay further interprets and analyzes works by Xu Wei, Yuan Hongdao and Yuan Zhongdao based on the above-mentioned thoughts to indicate the significance of the study on literary thoughts in the late Ming Dynasty. |