英文摘要 |
Since the end of the Han Dynasty, doubts and doubts about the traditional authority have disturbed the times and caused panic among the people. Confucian traditional values are facing disintegration. Scholars have turned to seek individual values and significance. The strange novels prevailing in this period naturally pay more attention to the unusual and traditional ''strange''. This article analyzes the description of ''weird'' in Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties' strange novels from three aspects of supernatural, weird and disaster. Combining with the religious, social and political characteristics of the Six Dynasties, this article makes a cut-in analysis under the relevant stories and constructs a world in which people, ghosts and monsters coexist under the condition that ''the invention of shinto is not falsely claimed''. Its ''weird'' meaning, that is, the game narrative under anxiety, subtly displays the psychological and cultural characteristics of the times through abnormal alienation, banter and implicit explanation. |