Warring States period philosophy and poetics

Author: Liu Yunhao
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: This book is based on the research conducted during Liu Yunhao, PhD's doctoral course, and has been further deepened, expanded, and integrated in recent years. It exhibits a broad coverage and in-depth academic characteristics. It covers various aspects of Confucian classics, history, philosophy, and literature during the Wei and Jin periods. The structure of the book is diverse yet coherent, with a clear focus, primarily discussing the topic of "Wei and Jin Philosophy and Poetics." Historically, research on Wei and Jin philosophy has often focused on metaphysics, studied from a general philosophical perspective. This book not only explores Wei and Jin metaphysics from the perspective of literary studies but also specializes in the study of Wei and Jin Confucian classics, revealing their development and academic origins. It demonstrates the author's unique academic vision. In discussing Wei and Jin poetics theory, it thoroughly elucidates the relationship between Wei and Jin metaphysics and Wei and Jin poetics, with profound dialectical depth. Many aspects present original insights that were previously unexplored, making the book highly valuable academically.