The Buddhist Meaning and its Manifestation in Landscape Poetry by Wang Wei
Wang Li-xin
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Wang Li-xin
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By analyzing the artistic characteristics of Wang Wei’s landscape poetry,the author explains that the charm in Wang Wei’s poetry stood out when the poet integrated the Buddhist ideas into the perceptual form of natural beauty,fused the idyllic scene with the Buddhist ideas together and unified the poetic realm and the Buddhist ideas to the aesthetic level through the manifestation of the real concealed in the virtual and the principle concealed in phenomena.
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By analyzing the artistic characteristics of Wang Wei’s landscape poetry,the author explains that the charm in Wang Wei’s poetry stood out when the poet integrated the Buddhist ideas into the perceptual form of natural beauty,fused the idyllic scene with the Buddhist ideas together and unified the poetic realm and the Buddhist ideas to the aesthetic level through the manifestation of the real concealed in the virtual and the principle concealed in phenomena.
Key concepts: Buddhism, Poetry, Realm, Beauty, Meaning (existential), Aesthetics, Philosophy, Art