Personality Prototype of Traditional Scholars in the Late Ming Dynasty——Interpretation of Su Shi′ image in "Shi Hou Ji"
Zheng Xiao-ya
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Zheng Xiao-ya
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In Hou Ji-a classical comedy, Su Shi plays a very important role. His appearance bears not only the structural significance to develop the plots, but also moral enlightenment to diminish envy and advocate obedience, as the voice of the author. Furthermore, this part mirrors profound self-esteem of classical scholars in the Late Ming dynasty, which has become an ideal traditional scholars' personality prototype in that dark era.
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In Hou Ji-a classical comedy, Su Shi plays a very important role. His appearance bears not only the structural significance to develop the plots, but also moral enlightenment to diminish envy and advocate obedience, as the voice of the author. Furthermore, this part mirrors profound self-esteem of classical scholars in the Late Ming dynasty, which has become an ideal traditional scholars' personality prototype in that dark era.
Key concepts: Obedience, Interpretation (philosophy), Personality, Enlightenment, Ideal (ethics), Comedy, Psychology, Literature