英文摘要 |
The object of eco-ethics and eco-criticism studies should not be only restricted to the contemporary sense. In Chinese classical literary creations and critic isms, the relationship between hum an being and inhuman is an unavoidable issue which has been long explored by poets and critics. They put forward their views through different angles, such as the relation of emotion and scenery, human and substance, subject and object. Sikong Tu' Twenty-Four Grades of Poetry is one of the best representatives. By interpreting the principle human being and inhuman getting along with, human's self-cultivation, the interaction of human being and nature, human's spiritual characters, etc; he generalized the relationship between human being and nature within poetry creations. Different from the former approaching of poetic discussions, Sikong Tu studied poems by analyzing poets' self-cultivation. He believed that poets should follow the guide of Dao by which a great harmony of human being and nature could be reached. Those poems which have been united in the universe of poetry should be the best and most ideal creations. |