英文摘要 |
By analyzing poems and essays of Philippe Jaccottet (1925-), this article consists in discussing the cross-cultural characters of his perception and writing of the landscape: in the experience of the landscape, he integrates understandings of the classic esthetic thoughts of the Etrême-Orient, and particularly the influences of Taoism and the chan (Zen). From the point of view of the poetics of landscape, this article reveals the choice of the way of being to the world of the poet-thinker Jaccottet, and his understanding of relationships between man and world. This tendency is profoundly bound in the overtaking of the lyric tradition in West for which Jaccottet tries to make, thus shows a conscious choice of the esthetics based on the ethics. By transmitting the way of experiencing the void, his perception and writing of the landscape also condenses the exchange and the cross-cultural dialogue on the esthetic and ethical plans. |