On the Reference and Inheritance of Modern Chinese Poetic Style from Classical Chinese Poetic Style and Western Poetic Style
LV Zhou-ju
Abstract
LV Zhou-ju
Abstract
It′s an important way to produce modern Chinese poetic style by drawing on and inheriting classical Chinese poetic style and western poetic style,which can be conducted in three manners: first,the reference to and the learning of modern Chinese poetic style from modern western poetic style as well as the transplant of free verse,sonnet and stairshaped verse to China;second,the emergence of a new poetic style resulting from the integration of classical Chinese poetic style with western poetic style,such as modern short verse and modern metric verse;third,the inheritance of modern Chinese poetic style from classical Chinese poetic style so as to enhance the development of ballads and metric verse.
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It′s an important way to produce modern Chinese poetic style by drawing on and inheriting classical Chinese poetic style and western poetic style,which can be conducted in three manners: first,the reference to and the learning of modern Chinese poetic style from modern western poetic style as well as the transplant of free verse,sonnet and stairshaped verse to China;second,the emergence of a new poetic style resulting from the integration of classical Chinese poetic style with western poetic style,such as modern short verse and modern metric verse;third,the inheritance of modern Chinese poetic style from classical Chinese poetic style so as to enhance the development of ballads and metric verse.
Key concepts: Poetry, Style (visual arts), Literature, Ballad, Inheritance (genetic algorithm), Sonnet, Chinese poetry, Art