Old-Poem Imagination Kindled by T.S. Eliot in New Chinese Poems
Yan Lian-jun
Abstract
Yan Lian-jun
Abstract
T.S.Eliot's poems and his conception of literary criticism exert an important impact on the process of modern Chinese poems.Sorting out the old-poem imagination kindled by him in the new poetic circles of China can further the comprehension of the complexity of the process of modern Chinese poems.Through cheir composition many modern Chinese poets deliberate detailedly over the old poetic tradition and the painful interlocked process of the old and the new thus cultionate their own ability to make out old poems and to create new ones.The deliberation on the part of the new poetic revolutionists abandoning old poems over the relation between the new and the old poems appears to be more effective in nowaday Chinese poetic construction.
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T.S.Eliot's poems and his conception of literary criticism exert an important impact on the process of modern Chinese poems.Sorting out the old-poem imagination kindled by him in the new poetic circles of China can further the comprehension of the complexity of the process of modern Chinese poems.Through cheir composition many modern Chinese poets deliberate detailedly over the old poetic tradition and the painful interlocked process of the old and the new thus cultionate their own ability to make out old poems and to create new ones.The deliberation on the part of the new poetic revolutionists abandoning old poems over the relation between the new and the old poems appears to be more effective in nowaday Chinese poetic construction.
Key concepts: Poetry, Literature, Relation (database), Criticism, Philosophy, Comprehension, Deliberation, China