A History of Chinese Poetry: The Ming Dynasty Volume

Author: Chen Bohai, edited by Jiang Zhelong, written by Zhu Yian
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Publishing Date: 2002-09-01
Features: This book is one of the research achievements of the Shanghai Philosophy and Social Sciences "Nineteen-Ninety-Five" Plan. The entire work is divided into seven volumes. The first six volumes are organized chronologically by historical dynasties, starting from the pre-Qin period and ending in the late Qing Dynasty, with each volume providing a detailed account of the poetic conditions of a specific era. Additionally, a volume titled "Ci Studies" is included, which summarizes the developmental history of ci poetry. This book takes the evolution of poetic theory as the vertical axis and the various activities related to poetry as the horizontal axis, combining the interactive relationships between poetic concepts and their subjects and objects, as well as their manifestations in reading, criticism, and writing. It establishes an argumentative model that integrates diverse materials from the perspective of the reception history of poetry, using the reception paradigm to construct a theoretical system where history and logic interact.