A Featuring and Causal Analysis of the Annotation and Evaluation Given by Scholars in Qing Dynasty on Su Shis Poems
Wang You-sheng
Abstract
Wang You-sheng
Abstract
Attaching importance to exegetical studies and textual research on Sushi's poems, the scholars in Qing Dynasty directedly combined explanatory with commentaries, demonstrating different profiles from those in Song Dynasty . The scholars in Qing Dynasty,by explaining Su Shi's selective poems with solid instinctive feeling, they tended to deal with artistic research, in particular, on Su's artistic sources with prosperous comparative andlysis and research. There were some reasons for the fashion of annotation and evaluation in Qing Dynasty. The first, the scholars intended to boast and study the poems written in Song Dynasty. The second, textual research and sorting out old Chinese learning were popular at the time. The third, the scholars annotating Sushis poems were profound knowledge, and they had the greatest esteem for Sushi and his poems.
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Attaching importance to exegetical studies and textual research on Sushi's poems, the scholars in Qing Dynasty directedly combined explanatory with commentaries, demonstrating different profiles from those in Song Dynasty . The scholars in Qing Dynasty,by explaining Su Shi's selective poems with solid instinctive feeling, they tended to deal with artistic research, in particular, on Su's artistic sources with prosperous comparative andlysis and research. There were some reasons for the fashion of annotation and evaluation in Qing Dynasty. The first, the scholars intended to boast and study the poems written in Song Dynasty. The second, textual research and sorting out old Chinese learning were popular at the time. The third, the scholars annotating Sushis poems were profound knowledge, and they had the greatest esteem for Sushi and his poems.
Key concepts: Poetry, Annotation, Feeling, Literature, Instinct, History, Philosophy, Art