History of Myths Based on Spring and Autumn
Qin Jia
Abstract
Qin Jia
Abstract
Based on the reflection of and history,the narrations of China's civilization have their particular forms of account.On the one hand,they are influenced by thinking,on the other hand,they present the characteristics of mythological history which are different from the so-called myths' historicalization.This paper argues that myths and are opposite and go by different ways through analyzing the nature and feature of Spring and Autumn.This argument can not only help to interpret the gene of Chinese culture but also provide new research area.We also argue that the reinterpretation of the penetration and production of myth concept is a must for revaluing Chinese myth history.
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Based on the reflection of and history,the narrations of China's civilization have their particular forms of account.On the one hand,they are influenced by thinking,on the other hand,they present the characteristics of mythological history which are different from the so-called myths' historicalization.This paper argues that myths and are opposite and go by different ways through analyzing the nature and feature of Spring and Autumn.This argument can not only help to interpret the gene of Chinese culture but also provide new research area.We also argue that the reinterpretation of the penetration and production of myth concept is a must for revaluing Chinese myth history.
Key concepts: Mythology, Reinterpretation, Civilization, China, Argument (complex analysis), History, Epistemology, Aesthetics