英文摘要 |
In Shih-jen Yü-hsieh(《詩人玉屑》), poet Wei Qing-zhi(魏慶之)of the Southern Sung Dynasty collects the art of Sung literature in a nutshell; for example its criticism of Sung poetry’s style, form, sentence structure, and weaknesses is said to be the essence of both Northern and Southern literary highlights. This publication analyzes the canonic works of its time; through what it chooses not to say, it is clear to the readers of its critical attitude towards contemporary literature. In this paper, through scrutinizing the making-process of Shih-jen Yü-hsieh it is seen how Sung poetry employ the technique of the printing press to raise competition against hand-written manuscripts; the result confirms what is later defined as the “Tang-Sung Restoration”. Due to the fact that these publications were “easily produced, scarcely damaged, low in cost, effortlessly preserved,” the printing press naturally became the “key to the Restoration”—thus such interaction between circulation of the work and its popularity reached its peak during this period. The literary movement of Sung, therefore, started to divert from its Tang inheritance, ultimately accomplishing the trend that “departs the Sung style from Tang poetry.” From Shih-jen Yü-hsieh, I would like to extract various poems including Tiaoxiyuyin Cong-hua(《苕溪漁隱叢話》), Wang-zhifang Shi-hua(《王直 方詩話》), Chengzhai Shi-hua(《誠齋詩話》). Bai-shi Archive(《白石詩說》), Lingyang Chamber Poems(《陵陽室中語》), Tung-P'o Shi-hua(《東坡詩話》)and Fuzhai Man-lu(《復 齋漫錄》), most of them showing demonstrate their appreciation for Tao Yuan-ming(陶潛), Du Fu(杜甫), Zōng-shī Su Shi(宗師蘇軾),and Huang T'ing-chien(黃庭堅), which trace back to the poetics of Jiangxi. As to understand the equivalence of “medium and message” (「媒介即信息」), reader response and critical acceptance must be brought into discussion. Several exceptions, such as(《石林詩話》), Linhan Yin-Ju Shi-hua(《臨漢隱居詩話》), Gongxi Shi-hua(《溪詩話)》and Canglang Shi-hua(《滄浪詩話》), are examples of Southern Sung’s poets reflections of the dynasty’s particular history. Out of Shilin Shi-hua, Linhan Yin-ju Shi-hua emerges; and from Chengzhai Shi-hua to Shih-jen Yü-hsieh, it is seen how the poets of Sung value the art of semantics as well as the structure of the poem, to which contributes to Sung poems’ emphasis on “regulated formations.” |