英文摘要 |
Wang Ch'uan-Shan was the one who completed the theory of Emotions and Scenery. Recent studies in his related theories have bridged communications between his own philosophy and poetry. This essay focuses on the possibilities of the dialectical and intertwining relationships between emotions and scenery. It explains that either of them can't be established through a one-way process from the other but various intercommunications that co-construct the whole meaning. First this essay interprets how the poet's emotions and external objects interact in the moment with corporeality, and how a mutual meaning is thus conceived in this subject-object relationship. This is to demonstrate the emotional activeness and spatial characteristics of nature, indicating that the natural scenery has an emotional power in itself that will influence humans. Then the essay further explores in poetry of how Qing Jing Jiao Rong is constructed through language and what aesthetic results can be achieved, that is, how scenery posses space and contains emotions and power. Moreover, this interprets how the spatial characteristics of emotions are developed and conveyed. Last this essay proposes Intention as a poetic meaning in the theory of Emotions and Scenery. It portraits a panoramic view of Wang Ch'uan-Shan's aesthetic experience in the theory. By thinking from the perspectives of the corporeality and space, it is expected to enrich the depth and meanings of the poetics of Ch'uan-Shan. |