Tentative Study of the Validity and Limitation of the Historical Interpretation of Poetry
Zeng Xiu-fang
Abstract
Zeng Xiu-fang
Abstract
The interpretation of through history,which combines and history to interpret historically,is a way of reading poetry.This way can relocate to the original context,meaning and the poet's intention.On the one hand,it opens the history of the interpretation of poetry;on the other hand,its priority of explanation is from the meaning of poetry to the intention of the poet.Thus,the poet's background comes into focus,achieving a deep understanding of poetry.However,the historical background is a double-edged sword,when not in accordance with the texts,it will give rise to obstacles to the understanding of poetry,causing limitations.On account of this,multiple ways of the interpretation of are needed.
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The interpretation of through history,which combines and history to interpret historically,is a way of reading poetry.This way can relocate to the original context,meaning and the poet's intention.On the one hand,it opens the history of the interpretation of poetry;on the other hand,its priority of explanation is from the meaning of poetry to the intention of the poet.Thus,the poet's background comes into focus,achieving a deep understanding of poetry.However,the historical background is a double-edged sword,when not in accordance with the texts,it will give rise to obstacles to the understanding of poetry,causing limitations.On account of this,multiple ways of the interpretation of are needed.
Key concepts: Poetry, Interpretation (philosophy), Meaning (existential), SWORD, Reading (process), Context (archaeology), Literature, Focus (optics)