On the Author and the Writing Time of Poetics Bamboo Slips in Shanghai Museum ──Also on the Possibility of Zi Gao's Contribution to Poetry
Liao Ming-chun
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Liao Ming-chun
Abstract
It is unjustified to attribute all 29 Poetic s bamboo slips in Shanghai Museum to Confucius, for they consist of both Confucius' doctrine and that of his disciples. Most probably Zi Gao should be th e disciple who expounds Poetry. The other disciples after Zi Gao m ay propagate Confucius' and Zi Gao's doctrines on Poetry. After Confucius, many scholars of pre-Qin days transmit Poetry, with Zi Gao and his disciples included.
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It is unjustified to attribute all 29 Poetic s bamboo slips in Shanghai Museum to Confucius, for they consist of both Confucius' doctrine and that of his disciples. Most probably Zi Gao should be th e disciple who expounds Poetry. The other disciples after Zi Gao m ay propagate Confucius' and Zi Gao's doctrines on Poetry. After Confucius, many scholars of pre-Qin days transmit Poetry, with Zi Gao and his disciples included.
Key concepts: Poetry, Poetics, Bamboo, Doctrine, Literature, Philosophy, Art, Theology