A Study of "A Critique of the Divination Studies" in Wenxin Diaolong
Sun Rong-rong
Abstract
Sun Rong-rong
Abstract
Critique of the Divination Studies in Wenxin Diaolong (or Mind of Literature and Carving Dragons ) by Liu Xie is directed at the popular divination studies of that time. Following Confucian Classics, he pointed out the absurdity and strangeness of the divination studies. Whatever limitations are there in Liu Xie's study, the ultimate concern of his critique of the divination studies lies in the rhetoric. So, when regarded as being useless for Confucian Classics, the divination studies is, on the other hand, accepted, in Critique of the Divination Studies , as a rich source for writing. It is here that the value of A Critique of the Divination Studies in Wenxin Diaolong can be found.
A significance statement is not available in the OpenAlex record.
A contribution statement is not available in the OpenAlex record.
Method details are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Findings are not separately available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Limitations are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Application details are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Critique of the Divination Studies in Wenxin Diaolong (or Mind of Literature and Carving Dragons ) by Liu Xie is directed at the popular divination studies of that time. Following Confucian Classics, he pointed out the absurdity and strangeness of the divination studies. Whatever limitations are there in Liu Xie's study, the ultimate concern of his critique of the divination studies lies in the rhetoric. So, when regarded as being useless for Confucian Classics, the divination studies is, on the other hand, accepted, in Critique of the Divination Studies , as a rich source for writing. It is here that the value of A Critique of the Divination Studies in Wenxin Diaolong can be found.
Key concepts: Divination, Rhetoric, Philosophy, Literature, Epistemology, Art, Theology