The Types of Love Poetry in The Book of Songs——On Its Feminine Consciousness
Yanping Xing
Abstract
Yanping Xing
Abstract
The Book of Songs established Chinese literature heritage.Love poetry in The Book of Songs reflected the love life among men and women at that time,which contents concerns love in The Book of Songs can be divided into four types: admiration poems,marriage poems,opposition poems,abandoned women's poems and grievance poems.Love poetry in The Book of Songs with the affective topics as expressive media revealed people's feminine consciousness at that time,which concrete embodies as follows: at first,the speakers were men and women,but women occupied dominant position;the second,sexual relationship description concerned mutual considerate and respective,harmonious with each other;the third,is revealed the feminine consciousness awakening.
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The Book of Songs established Chinese literature heritage.Love poetry in The Book of Songs reflected the love life among men and women at that time,which contents concerns love in The Book of Songs can be divided into four types: admiration poems,marriage poems,opposition poems,abandoned women's poems and grievance poems.Love poetry in The Book of Songs with the affective topics as expressive media revealed people's feminine consciousness at that time,which concrete embodies as follows: at first,the speakers were men and women,but women occupied dominant position;the second,sexual relationship description concerned mutual considerate and respective,harmonious with each other;the third,is revealed the feminine consciousness awakening.
Key concepts: Poetry, Admiration, Consciousness, Literature, Art, Psychology, Philosophy, Neuroscience