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 1 到 3 筆結果,共 29 筆
第 63 頁
... Xing as Inseparable Poetic Metaphorization Now to proceed to the two other modes of poetry , bi and xing , which are often linked to fu in its first modal sense . It seems that no clear - cut demarcation between bi and xing has so far ...
... Xing as Inseparable Poetic Metaphorization Now to proceed to the two other modes of poetry , bi and xing , which are often linked to fu in its first modal sense . It seems that no clear - cut demarcation between bi and xing has so far ...
第 77 頁
... xing are so organically co - ordinated that we can hardly distinguish them from each other . It seems to be reasonable to assume that , as bi is to attach one's feeling to visual objects , and xing , according to Zhu Xi , is to make ...
... xing are so organically co - ordinated that we can hardly distinguish them from each other . It seems to be reasonable to assume that , as bi is to attach one's feeling to visual objects , and xing , according to Zhu Xi , is to make ...
第 78 頁
... Xing is of greater magnitude than bi . This is because bi denotes the enhance- ment of poetic import only in the positively ( zheng IE ) analogical direction , whereas xing signifies the increasing of poetic intensity through ...
... Xing is of greater magnitude than bi . This is because bi denotes the enhance- ment of poetic import only in the positively ( zheng IE ) analogical direction , whereas xing signifies the increasing of poetic intensity through ...
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