Zhouyi: the root of the thought in Wen xin diao long
QI Liang-de
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QI Liang-de
Abstract
Not only did the formal structure and thinking mode of Zhouyi exert deep influences on Wen xin diao long, Literary Mind and the Carving of the Dragon (a classic work of literary criticism by LIU Xie of the Liang Dynasty), but also a series of categories and propositions, such as Dao (Way) and Qi (vessels), ornaments, images, speech, and idea, and so on in Yi Zhuan had also exerted all-sided influences on it. Therefore, the philosophy conceived in Yi Zhuan became the soul of the theories in Wen xin diao long. To some extent, we may say that, without Zhouyi, there would not be the existence of Wen xin diao long.
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Not only did the formal structure and thinking mode of Zhouyi exert deep influences on Wen xin diao long, Literary Mind and the Carving of the Dragon (a classic work of literary criticism by LIU Xie of the Liang Dynasty), but also a series of categories and propositions, such as Dao (Way) and Qi (vessels), ornaments, images, speech, and idea, and so on in Yi Zhuan had also exerted all-sided influences on it. Therefore, the philosophy conceived in Yi Zhuan became the soul of the theories in Wen xin diao long. To some extent, we may say that, without Zhouyi, there would not be the existence of Wen xin diao long.
Key concepts: Philosophy, Soul, Ornaments, Carving, Root (linguistics), Literature, Criticism, Epistemology