“Yi” and “Li” in Song Poetry
Zhang Jing
Abstract
Zhang Jing
Abstract
Song poetry is characterized by its “Yi” and “Li”. By “Yi” is meant the poets' individual deep observations of real life; by “Li” is meant the poets' individual philosophical considerations of phenomena. The former is achieved by putting different kinds of images together in the poems; the latter by the poets' peculiar experiences and observations together with their wisdom and intelligence.
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Song poetry is characterized by its “Yi” and “Li”. By “Yi” is meant the poets' individual deep observations of real life; by “Li” is meant the poets' individual philosophical considerations of phenomena. The former is achieved by putting different kinds of images together in the poems; the latter by the poets' peculiar experiences and observations together with their wisdom and intelligence.
Key concepts: Poetry, Literature, Philosophy, Art