英文摘要 |
Jiang, Kuei was highly valued in the early stage of the Ching Dynasty. His works became the paradigm of Ci poetry throughout the Ching Dynasty. They were studied thoroughly and imitated eagerly by the Qing Ci poets. Firstly, this thesis examined the rhythm-echoing phenomenon of Jiang’s Ci poetries in the Ching Dynasty by looking into the Yong Qian version of Quan Ching Ci. Besides that, according to the statistical analysis of the rhythm-echoing works in the Shun Kang version of Quan Ching Ci, the number of works which rhythm-echoed with Jiang’s Ci poetries was the most indeed. Among them, Fang, Cheng-Pei had written 16 pieces of rhythm-echoing works, outranking all the other Qing Ci poets. Thus, this thesis delved into Fang’s works--8 poetries of Pu Suan Zi which ode to the plum blossom. These were examined one by one to find out how Fang rhythm-echoed with Jiang’s works, as well as grasping Fang’s opinions and viewpoints on Jiang’s Ci poetries. From Fang’s rhythm-echoing works, the following conclusion could be drawn: (1) All of these 8 rhythm-echoing works had echoed with the places, scenes and imageries of Jiang’s works. (2)Fang’s emotions were more cheerful and untrammeled, hence it was the keynote of his rhythm-echoing works. (3) 25% of Fang’s wordings are the same as Jiang’s, he also praised highly Jiang’s artistic appeal which was noble and unsullied. In short, these 8 pieces of works could be viewed as imitation of Fang on Jiang’s works. |