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On Jiao Ran's "Shi Jiao" Theory and the Purpose of "Shi Shi"

Gan Sheng-tong

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Unlike Confucian Poetic Doctrine,Shi mentioned by Jiao Ran had the meaning to teach people to write poetry,which were embodied between the lines and in editing styles of Form of Verse(Shi Shi).Jiao Ran didn't teach people to write poetry to participate in imperial examination,but aimed to comprehend Buddhist nature.

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Unlike Confucian Poetic Doctrine,Shi mentioned by Jiao Ran had the meaning to teach people to write poetry,which were embodied between the lines and in editing styles of Form of Verse(Shi Shi).Jiao Ran didn't teach people to write poetry to participate in imperial examination,but aimed to comprehend Buddhist nature.

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Unlike Confucian Poetic Doctrine,Shi mentioned by Jiao Ran had the meaning to teach people to write poetry,which were embodied between the lines and in editing styles of Form of Verse(Shi Shi).Jiao Ran didn't teach people to write poetry to participate in imperial examination,but aimed to comprehend Buddhist nature.

Key concepts: Poetry, Buddhism, Ran, Doctrine, Philosophy, Literature, Embodied cognition, Meaning (existential)

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