Content Existing in the Poetry and the Content Keeping Pace with Forme——On Xu Yunuo's Poetry Creation
Qin Fang-qi
Abstract
Qin Fang-qi
Abstract
Xu yunuo's poetry actively practices the writing for life theory of research society and carefully concerns with the miserable living conditions of people in central China under the ravages caused by soldiers and brigands.The author does not simply regard the poetry as a way of expression of life,but fully utilizes the subjetive creation superiority to the comprehensivel absorption and use the poetic essence of ancient and modern,Chinese and foreign for reference and especially the varied manners and techniques of the western modernist poetry.The author expresses his meanings exactly.While he does not ignore the way of expression,so he successfully rectifies the trend of paying more attention to free verserather than the depoeticization.
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Xu yunuo's poetry actively practices the writing for life theory of research society and carefully concerns with the miserable living conditions of people in central China under the ravages caused by soldiers and brigands.The author does not simply regard the poetry as a way of expression of life,but fully utilizes the subjetive creation superiority to the comprehensivel absorption and use the poetic essence of ancient and modern,Chinese and foreign for reference and especially the varied manners and techniques of the western modernist poetry.The author expresses his meanings exactly.While he does not ignore the way of expression,so he successfully rectifies the trend of paying more attention to free verserather than the depoeticization.
Key concepts: Poetry, Pace, Content (measure theory), Expression (computer science), China, Literature, Philosophy, Art