LISHEN'S DIVINATION BY INTERPRETING DREAMS AND THE PERSON ADSCRIPTION OF THE TWO "SAID" IN "XI SONG"
MA Shi-nian
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MA Shi-nian
Abstract
What 's the reason of using two said in the section of Lishen's divining by interpreting dreams in Xi Song? Consulting Ling Fen's in Sao, the in Si Gan, Wu Yang of Xiao Ya, the etiquette and custom in ancient times, and also the recorded in unearthed Bao Shan bamboo slips of Chu and Wang Shan bamboo slips of Chu, this article infers that two parts-- first-time divination and redivination --are included in Li Shen's process. For this reason, the result of the is divided into two parts too. Each of the two said brings out the two part of the result separately. This conclusion can help us to unscramble the content of the poem over again.
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What 's the reason of using two said in the section of Lishen's divining by interpreting dreams in Xi Song? Consulting Ling Fen's in Sao, the in Si Gan, Wu Yang of Xiao Ya, the etiquette and custom in ancient times, and also the recorded in unearthed Bao Shan bamboo slips of Chu and Wang Shan bamboo slips of Chu, this article infers that two parts-- first-time divination and redivination --are included in Li Shen's process. For this reason, the result of the is divided into two parts too. Each of the two said brings out the two part of the result separately. This conclusion can help us to unscramble the content of the poem over again.
Key concepts: Divination, Etiquette, Poetry, Bamboo, Literature, Art, Section (typography), SWORD