Textual Research into Ci-Poetry's Theory about Ya-zheng in Nan-song Dynasty
Zhang Chun-yi
Abstract
Zhang Chun-yi
Abstract
Actually, Ya-zheng, a Ci-poetry's theory in Nan-song Dynasty, had a deep-seated learning-background. In terms of origin, its theoretic bedrock was the theory about Chong-zheng in Nan-song Dynasty, which originated from the Li-xue, a New Confucianism in Song Dynasty. Theoretically speaking, its barycenter was to correct the incorrect Ci-poetry's trend and to advocate the Ci-poetry's legitimacy, not to upbuild a complicated Ci-poetry's theory. Concerning its learning-tendency, it was, to a great extent, similar to the pedigree of Li-xue in Song Dynasty. In other words, it had a Ci-poetry's legitimacy as well as a Ci-poetry's pedigree.
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Actually, Ya-zheng, a Ci-poetry's theory in Nan-song Dynasty, had a deep-seated learning-background. In terms of origin, its theoretic bedrock was the theory about Chong-zheng in Nan-song Dynasty, which originated from the Li-xue, a New Confucianism in Song Dynasty. Theoretically speaking, its barycenter was to correct the incorrect Ci-poetry's trend and to advocate the Ci-poetry's legitimacy, not to upbuild a complicated Ci-poetry's theory. Concerning its learning-tendency, it was, to a great extent, similar to the pedigree of Li-xue in Song Dynasty. In other words, it had a Ci-poetry's legitimacy as well as a Ci-poetry's pedigree.
Key concepts: Poetry, Legitimacy, Classical Chinese poetry, Literature, Chinese poetry, Spoken word, History, Philosophy