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題名 | Hexagram Landscapes in Six Dynasties Poetry= |
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作者 | Field,Stephen L.; |
期刊 | Tamkang Review |
出版日期 | 19980600 |
卷期 | 28:4 民87.夏 |
頁次 | 頁117-141 |
分類號 | 821 |
語文 | eng |
關鍵詞 | Symbolic patterning; I Ching; Subtext; Psychophysical structure; Correlative thinking; Eremitic tradition; Hermit tradition; |
英文摘要 | Here, in keeping with Owen's notion of the Chinese lyric as a "lovely science" rather than "human art," as the "honest record of a particular process of perception and thought," we are shown how the ancient mode of correlative, world-structuring thinking and in particular the "psychophysical" model of the I Ching guides, at a deep level, the patterning of poetic imagery. Textual examples drawn mainly from Juan Chi and secondarily from Hsieh Ling-yun show how specific images ("hidden dragon") and dualities ("fire over water," "mountain/wood," "crane/swallow") and their subtle, correlative values and symbolic connotations serve as a kind of psychophysical, metaphysical) subtext for the poems themselves. In some cases an understanding of the I Ching subtexts would appear to be crucial, for a deeper and truer understanding of the poetry, taking into account also the poet's own intentions. |
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