Between Confucian Philosophy and Poetic Studies——Introducing the academic research on The Book of Songs by Song-Dynasty philosophers
Shi Ming-qing
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Shi Ming-qing
Abstract
Confucian philosophers of Song Dynasty tried to interpret The Book of Songs from a rational point of view, and at the same time expressed their own views on poetry writing and reading. Their attention to the urge for poetic creation and emphasis on the good and kind greatly influenced poetic studies of Song Dynasty, bridging the gap between philosophical studies and poetic studies.
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Confucian philosophers of Song Dynasty tried to interpret The Book of Songs from a rational point of view, and at the same time expressed their own views on poetry writing and reading. Their attention to the urge for poetic creation and emphasis on the good and kind greatly influenced poetic studies of Song Dynasty, bridging the gap between philosophical studies and poetic studies.
Key concepts: Poetry, Literature, Reading (process), Philosophy, Point (geometry), Art, Linguistics, Mathematics