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 5 頁
mountain is empty , not because of lack of trees , plants and animals , but for lack of human beings . In this sense ... mountain . The seeming subversive second line at least conveys two messages : a ) the viewer / implied poet must ...
mountain is empty , not because of lack of trees , plants and animals , but for lack of human beings . In this sense ... mountain . The seeming subversive second line at least conveys two messages : a ) the viewer / implied poet must ...
第 27 頁
... mountain and the garden moving into the room . As the speaker's heart is moving closer to nature , he imagines that the mountain is moving inside the house . Both Wang Wei's and Basho's poems indicate the interpenetrating of the ...
... mountain and the garden moving into the room . As the speaker's heart is moving closer to nature , he imagines that the mountain is moving inside the house . Both Wang Wei's and Basho's poems indicate the interpenetrating of the ...
第 31 頁
... mountain empty .夜靜春山空。 The moon emerges , starting mountain birds :月出驚山鳥。 At times they call within the spring valley.18 時鳴春澗中。 In this poem , the man at leisure is still ; the cassia flowers falling are in motion ...
... mountain empty .夜靜春山空。 The moon emerges , starting mountain birds :月出驚山鳥。 At times they call within the spring valley.18 時鳴春澗中。 In this poem , the man at leisure is still ; the cassia flowers falling are in motion ...
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