Probing into the Different Ideas of Tao Yuanming & Wordsworth's Idylls
DU Ming-fu
Abstract
DU Ming-fu
Abstract
The profound idea of China's heaven and man are of one having a great effect on Tao Yuanming's ideas and poetry,who merges his mind and body into the harmoniously,whereas the Western rational analysis nourishes Wordsworth,which leads him to have a relative independence to the as he calls deeply for the primitive emotion of attaching to the and returning to the nature in their relationships,as is the obvious difference between Tao Yuanming and Wordsworth in their idylls.
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The profound idea of China's heaven and man are of one having a great effect on Tao Yuanming's ideas and poetry,who merges his mind and body into the harmoniously,whereas the Western rational analysis nourishes Wordsworth,which leads him to have a relative independence to the as he calls deeply for the primitive emotion of attaching to the and returning to the nature in their relationships,as is the obvious difference between Tao Yuanming and Wordsworth in their idylls.
Key concepts: Heaven, Poetry, Philosophy, Independence (probability theory), China, Literature, Art, Rational analysis