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Re-explanation of "Shi Ke Yi Yuan" and "Yuan Er Bu Nu

Li Kai

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Ke Yi and Er Bu Nu are two important and mutual related propositions in Confucianism poetries which have a far-reaching influence on literature creation in ancient China. Predecessors and contemporary scholars have made many achievements in studying the above two propositions separately, especially Qian Zhongshu, who wrote the assay of Shi Ke Yi Yuan, had a penetrating analysis on the former proposition. But so far, no one has done analysis with integrating the two propositions together. Actually, in the long history of the development of Chinese ancient poetry, the two propositions of Shi Ke Yi and Er Bu Nu have complicated relation of being both opposite and complementary to each other, analysis on each one separately would have the disadvantage of being partial, though it is important. It is necessary for us to reasonably show the internal relationship between the two propositions and reveal the complete meaning of Yuan which is concealed behind these propositions, from studying the original materials of Confucianism.

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Ke Yi and Er Bu Nu are two important and mutual related propositions in Confucianism poetries which have a far-reaching influence on literature creation in ancient China. Predecessors and contemporary scholars have made many achievements in studying the above two propositions separately, especially Qian Zhongshu, who wrote the assay of Shi Ke Yi Yuan, had a penetrating analysis on the former proposition. But so far, no one has done analysis with integrating the two propositions together. Actually, in the long history of the development of Chinese ancient poetry, the two propositions of Shi Ke Yi and Er Bu Nu have complicated relation of being both opposite and complementary to each other, analysis on each one separately would have the disadvantage of being partial, though it is important. It is necessary for us to reasonably show the internal relationship between the two propositions and reveal the complete meaning of Yuan which is concealed behind these propositions, from studying the original materials of Confucianism.

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Ke Yi and Er Bu Nu are two important and mutual related propositions in Confucianism poetries which have a far-reaching influence on literature creation in ancient China. Predecessors and contemporary scholars have made many achievements in studying the above two propositions separately, especially Qian Zhongshu, who wrote the assay of Shi Ke Yi Yuan, had a penetrating analysis on the former proposition. But so far, no one has done analysis with integrating the two propositions together. Actually, in the long history of the development of Chinese ancient poetry, the two propositions of Shi Ke Yi and Er Bu Nu have complicated relation of being both opposite and complementary to each other, analysis on each one separately would have the disadvantage of being partial, though it is important. It is necessary for us to reasonably show the internal relationship between the two propositions and reveal the complete meaning of Yuan which is concealed behind these propositions, from studying the original materials of Confucianism.

Key concepts: Proposition, Meaning (existential), Philosophy, China, Neo-Confucianism, Relation (database), History of China, Poetry

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