Shen De-qian and the Same Tune-Style Xue Xue Concept of Poetry
Wang Shun-gui
Abstract
Wang Shun-gui
Abstract
The style theory is the poetic mainstream in the Ming Dynasty and the orthodox school,which has the thorough widespread influence in the Qing Dynasty.Shen De-qian,epitomizing discussion as the style,constructed the quite perfect style to discuss the poetic system.Therefore Shen Deqian style discussion influenced one generation,Xue Xue was the one who was deeply influenced by him.Through discussion of the scientific theory,comparison to Shen De-qian and Xue Xue's style,we may have many common identities.Shen and Xue both stressed that poetry governs the spirit.In the personality and in the rules of poetry,Shen and Xue stressed the personality and the rules of poetry.But in the style concrete division,Shen and Xue are different form each other.
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The style theory is the poetic mainstream in the Ming Dynasty and the orthodox school,which has the thorough widespread influence in the Qing Dynasty.Shen De-qian,epitomizing discussion as the style,constructed the quite perfect style to discuss the poetic system.Therefore Shen Deqian style discussion influenced one generation,Xue Xue was the one who was deeply influenced by him.Through discussion of the scientific theory,comparison to Shen De-qian and Xue Xue's style,we may have many common identities.Shen and Xue both stressed that poetry governs the spirit.In the personality and in the rules of poetry,Shen and Xue stressed the personality and the rules of poetry.But in the style concrete division,Shen and Xue are different form each other.
Key concepts: Poetry, Style (visual arts), Philosophy, Mainstream, Literature, Art, Theology