On the Practice of Commenting Poem with Poem in the Critical Punctuation of "Poetry" in Late Ming Dynasty
Honghai Zhang
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Honghai Zhang
Abstract
The practice of commenting poem with poem is a technique commonly used in critical punctuation ofPoetry.This practice is expressed directly in explainingPoetrywith the concrete poems or verses of later generations so that the tene,the artistic conception and creation techniques can be intutionistically revealed and the influences on later generations can be illustrated.This paper aims to count roughly and elaborate this practice of various schools in late Ming Dynasty and present a preliminary visage of the practice.
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The practice of commenting poem with poem is a technique commonly used in critical punctuation ofPoetry.This practice is expressed directly in explainingPoetrywith the concrete poems or verses of later generations so that the tene,the artistic conception and creation techniques can be intutionistically revealed and the influences on later generations can be illustrated.This paper aims to count roughly and elaborate this practice of various schools in late Ming Dynasty and present a preliminary visage of the practice.
Key concepts: Poetry, Punctuation, Literature, Art, History, Philosophy, Linguistics