Beyond the Spirit——On Feng Zhi's the Collection of Sonnets
Liu Zhi-guo
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Liu Zhi-guo
Abstract
As the greatest famous works of Feng Zhi's poetry, the Collection of Sonnets embodied the spirits of his arts of poetry and included multi-aspect cognitive value and significance of practice. The author of this paper tries to explore the excellences of the Collection of Sonnets in these three aspects: How Feng Zhi exceeded the times' utilitarianism, how he criticized and inherited the modernism arts of poetry and how he mixed and brought forth new ideas on the traditions of China and the Oriental arts.
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As the greatest famous works of Feng Zhi's poetry, the Collection of Sonnets embodied the spirits of his arts of poetry and included multi-aspect cognitive value and significance of practice. The author of this paper tries to explore the excellences of the Collection of Sonnets in these three aspects: How Feng Zhi exceeded the times' utilitarianism, how he criticized and inherited the modernism arts of poetry and how he mixed and brought forth new ideas on the traditions of China and the Oriental arts.
Key concepts: Poetry, Sonnet, The arts, Embodied cognition, Value (mathematics), Literature, Modernism (music), Utilitarianism