On the Loneliness in "Nineteen Ancient poems"
Dai Hong-mei
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Dai Hong-mei
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Nineteen Ancient displays heavily loneliness that embodied in its poems of the homesick husbands and the lonely wives. The separated husbands and wives incurs the separation and loneliness in common with their bodies and mentality. But they have different behaviors and solutions. The husbands were marked by disappointed and exhausted and the wives were sitting alone at home and waiting. Their emotion changed from affliction to deliverance, which exhibits mankind's strength to overcome loneliness.
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Nineteen Ancient displays heavily loneliness that embodied in its poems of the homesick husbands and the lonely wives. The separated husbands and wives incurs the separation and loneliness in common with their bodies and mentality. But they have different behaviors and solutions. The husbands were marked by disappointed and exhausted and the wives were sitting alone at home and waiting. Their emotion changed from affliction to deliverance, which exhibits mankind's strength to overcome loneliness.
Key concepts: Loneliness, Poetry, Embodied cognition, Psychology, Literature, Social psychology, Art, Philosophy