| 英文摘要 |
Yu Kuang-chung accents on “the longitudinal heritage” in respect of poetry. Yu had created three pieces of poems in honor of Lee Po; namely, Chaffing Lee Po, Looking for Lee Po, and Thinking of Lee Po (herein referring to “Lee Po Trilogy”). In the first place, this article employs “the rule of quote” in rhetoric technique to analyze how Yu quoted the progenitor's poems in his “Lee Po Trilogy”. I totally list 37 examples. Based on the above findings, I apply the science of image to explore the allusive images and conclude that Yu not only has heritage but also originality in his “Lee Po Trilogy”. In discussing the “compound image” as well as “primary, secondary images and motif”, I apply the organization of writing and grammar as accessory. It can be said that Yu creates a new form of modern literature from classics and endows the poetry with new life. “Lee Po Trilogy” is an ideal of “the longitudinal heritage”. |