淡江評論, 第 24 卷Graduate School of Western Languages and Literature, Tamkang University, 1993 A quarterly of comparative studies of Chinese and foreign literatures. |
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第 38 頁
... mind a mind of indifference and remoteness . Wang's poems also reflect " an infinite expansion of the individual , " " which is a characteristic of both Zen and Taoism . He once compared his heart to the broad river -- " My heart and ...
... mind a mind of indifference and remoteness . Wang's poems also reflect " an infinite expansion of the individual , " " which is a characteristic of both Zen and Taoism . He once compared his heart to the broad river -- " My heart and ...
第 55 頁
... mind that gazes inward , and has an introverted personality . The sensitive and sustained observation on the feelings of the mind in the " Prosepoem on Pure Thought " suggests an intense focus on the inner self , which is the trade ...
... mind that gazes inward , and has an introverted personality . The sensitive and sustained observation on the feelings of the mind in the " Prosepoem on Pure Thought " suggests an intense focus on the inner self , which is the trade ...
第 1 頁
... Mind and the Carving of Dragons ) , and further developed by Ye Xie ( 1627-1703 ) in the Qing Dynasty , the concept is based primarily on the Yijing ( Book of Changes ) . While advocating a return to the sources of the classical canon ...
... Mind and the Carving of Dragons ) , and further developed by Ye Xie ( 1627-1703 ) in the Qing Dynasty , the concept is based primarily on the Yijing ( Book of Changes ) . While advocating a return to the sources of the classical canon ...
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