Impact of Wordsworth's Theory on the Vernacular Poems of Hu Shi
Wang Guang-he
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Wang Guang-he
Abstract
Hu Shi advocated the vernacular poems,which origins from his inheriting and creating the tradition of Chinese and Western poetry.But for the poetry theory,the vernacular poems have more associated with the Western resources,such as Lake Poems in English represented by William Wordsworth.In his language,Wordsworth advocated to devoid of poetic words,while Hu Shi stressed the importance of eliminating cliche sets. This paper advocated by the above comparative analysis of the two similar theories,it demonstrates the origin relationship between the vernacular poems of Hu Shi and the theory of Wordsworth.
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Hu Shi advocated the vernacular poems,which origins from his inheriting and creating the tradition of Chinese and Western poetry.But for the poetry theory,the vernacular poems have more associated with the Western resources,such as Lake Poems in English represented by William Wordsworth.In his language,Wordsworth advocated to devoid of poetic words,while Hu Shi stressed the importance of eliminating cliche sets. This paper advocated by the above comparative analysis of the two similar theories,it demonstrates the origin relationship between the vernacular poems of Hu Shi and the theory of Wordsworth.
Key concepts: Poetry, Vernacular, Literature, Cliché, Philosophy, Art