英文摘要 |
Every academic discipline has its specific problematiques and strategies in solving concerned problems. Studies of Chinese literature have no exception. Being one of the genres in Chinese literature, Six Dynasties supernatural fiction also has its own development in this regard.
Ever since Lun Xun set up the specific genre for Six Dynasties fiction as work recording supernatural happenings in A Short History of Classical Chinese Literature, most of the researches seem to have no way of escaping Lu Xun’s dominating influence. Researches conducted in this particular field in Taiwan basically follow the same track. However, as more and more annotations and analysis come out, the resulting researches tend to move from general survey and macro outlining to specific investigations and micro perspective, attempting to dig deep into the intrinsic aspects and to achieve a more rounded picture. This turn from outer to inner certainly has its own generic and historical factors, and is inevitable. This study will address the related issues in this development, and try to contextualize the whole development as well as provide a plausible explanation, hoping to contribute to our further understanding of this particular change in Six Dynasties fiction study. |