Pan Yue and the Saying of "A Literary Man Is of No Conduct"
Xiao Li-sheng
Abstract
Xiao Li-sheng
Abstract
The long-standing saying of literary man is of no is based on the view that the writing mirrors the writer—the Confucian mode of rating literary works in China.Though regarded as literary man of no conduct,Pan Yue is by no means a typical one.Such phenomenon as literary man is of no reveals the tragedy of literati with personality distorted wantonly and dignity ravaged ruthlessly in feudal society,and the universal contradiction between the writing and the writer as well.But analyzing Pan Yue's personality,we find that the writing and the writer are in harmony.Hence,to approve the successful literary works of literati with no conduct not only respects the literary creation rules,but also upholds human's aspiration for the good.
A significance statement is not available in the OpenAlex record.
A contribution statement is not available in the OpenAlex record.
Method details are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Findings are not separately available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Limitations are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Application details are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
The long-standing saying of literary man is of no is based on the view that the writing mirrors the writer—the Confucian mode of rating literary works in China.Though regarded as literary man of no conduct,Pan Yue is by no means a typical one.Such phenomenon as literary man is of no reveals the tragedy of literati with personality distorted wantonly and dignity ravaged ruthlessly in feudal society,and the universal contradiction between the writing and the writer as well.But analyzing Pan Yue's personality,we find that the writing and the writer are in harmony.Hence,to approve the successful literary works of literati with no conduct not only respects the literary creation rules,but also upholds human's aspiration for the good.
Key concepts: Feudalism, Dignity, Literature, Harmony (color), Tragedy (event), Contradiction, Poetry, Personality