The Theory of Poetry in Ming Dynasty: Style, Returning to the Ancients, and Defining Poems in Tang or Song Dynasties
Dezhong Liu
Abstract
Dezhong Liu
Abstract
The theory of poetry in Ming Dynasty mainly centers on three questions, that is, of style, of returning to the ancients, and of defining poems in Tang or Song dynasties. All these arguments push forward the classic theory of poetry and embody the theoretical features and values of notes on poetry in Ming Dynasty.
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The theory of poetry in Ming Dynasty mainly centers on three questions, that is, of style, of returning to the ancients, and of defining poems in Tang or Song dynasties. All these arguments push forward the classic theory of poetry and embody the theoretical features and values of notes on poetry in Ming Dynasty.
Key concepts: Poetry, Classical Chinese poetry, Style (visual arts), Literature, Six Dynasties, Chinese poetry, Art, History