英文摘要 |
This article takes Pang Da's ''Shi Yi Gu Shuo'' as the object of discussion, and analyzes the four levels of ''Shi Yi Gu Shuo'' in terms of its origin, growth, practice and effect. Among them, the root and germinal have a linkage relationship, so they are combined to explain, and practice and effect involve poetic form and performance, so they are combined. Through this discussion, it can be found that the root of Pang Da's ''Shi Yi Gu Shuo'' is based on the Confucian theory of ''poetry expressing will'' as the main theoretical model. Under this model, it is extended to explain the meaning of Zen, and believes that everything must be cited to oneself. Poetry must start from the chest, so the scene is naturally ready. However, its inner core does not develop the artistic characteristics of poetics from such content, but leads to the trend of morality, taking ritual and righteousness as the essence of inner emotions, using ''ci Da'' as the practical effect of emotional expression, and using ''poetry'' as the practical effect of emotional expression. According to the dual axes of inscription line'' and ''fu-based'', standardize the correspondence between the poetic language symbols and the inner thinking of the creative subject, so that the ''will'' of the creative subject can be translated into ''poetry'', and then use the above-mentioned rationale as a guide. Fan Shixue should be so insistent. |