The Attempt to Reconstruct the World Through the Discourse of Myth and Love: On “Poems with No Titles”by Li Shangyin
MO Lin-hu
Abstract
MO Lin-hu
Abstract
Traditionally, Chinese ancient poetry always focuses on the discourse of the male about political morals. As the discourse of less power in the poetry written by Li Shangyin, myth and love appeared with the characteristic of a female. The discourse of the female had the ability to reconstruct the world in his poems, and made the scene of political morals of the Confucianists in the traditional poetry changing delicately.
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Traditionally, Chinese ancient poetry always focuses on the discourse of the male about political morals. As the discourse of less power in the poetry written by Li Shangyin, myth and love appeared with the characteristic of a female. The discourse of the female had the ability to reconstruct the world in his poems, and made the scene of political morals of the Confucianists in the traditional poetry changing delicately.
Key concepts: Poetry, Mythology, Literature, Politics, Philosophy, Power (physics), Art, Law