The spreading of Zhouyi in the Eastern Jin Dynasty and its influence on literature and art
Jianfeng Li
Abstract
Jianfeng Li
Abstract
In the Eastern Jin Dynasty (317-420) , Zhouyi was directly spread mainly by ways of teaching at school, passing down privately, and philosophical disputing (among the literati). In addition, divination by Zhouyi also put forward the spreading. Influences of Zhouyi on literature and art are mainly manifested in words, images, styles, conception, criticism and novels, etc.
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In the Eastern Jin Dynasty (317-420) , Zhouyi was directly spread mainly by ways of teaching at school, passing down privately, and philosophical disputing (among the literati). In addition, divination by Zhouyi also put forward the spreading. Influences of Zhouyi on literature and art are mainly manifested in words, images, styles, conception, criticism and novels, etc.
Key concepts: Divination, Criticism, Literature, Philosophy, Chinese literature, China, Epistemology, History