华东师范大学学报(哲学社会科学版) ›› 2023, Vol. 55 ›› Issue (3): 96-105.doi: 10.16382/j.cnki.1000-5579.2023.03.010

• 社会文化研究 • 上一篇    下一篇

辨物居方:明代文人生活文化及其当代启示

徐赣丽, 张寒月   

  • 接受日期:2023-04-21 出版日期:2023-05-15 发布日期:2023-05-30
  • 作者简介:徐赣丽,华东师范大学民俗学研究所教授(上海,200241)|张寒月,华东师范大学民俗学研究所博士研究生
  • 基金资助:
    华东师范大学2022 年度文化传承创新研究专项项目(项目编号:2022ECNU—WHCCYJ-19);上海市“中国特色的转型社会学研究”社会科学创新基地项目

The Living Culture of Literati in the Ming Dynasty and Its Contemporary Enlightenment

Gan-li XU, Han-yue ZHANG   

  • Accepted:2023-04-21 Online:2023-05-15 Published:2023-05-30

摘要:

我国古人的生活文化是中华优秀传统文化的重要组成部分,也是当下国人建构美好生活的重要资源。文章以文震亨所撰《长物志》为对象,分析明代文人日常生活实践,解读其中主体与物的互动和生活空间的建构,审视其背后主体的自我表达及生活文化营造策略。研究发现,《长物志》中主体的役物实践表现为从器物品鉴向建构生活意境递进展开,整体呈现出具有自适和雅致特征的生活文化,这对于实践主体具有内在与外向双重意义。古人的生活文化建构对于回应当前消费社会中如何处理人与物的关系,辨物居方以实现物为己用而不是人为物役,使物服务于营造美好生活这一现实需求具有重要启发意义。

关键词: 《长物志》, 文震亨, 主体性, 物质实践, 生活文化

Abstract:

The living culture of ancient Chinese people is an important component of the excellent traditional Chinese culture and an important resource for the construction of a better life for the current generation. Taking the Chang Wu Zhi written by WEN Zhen-heng as the research object, this article analyzes the daily life practices of the Ming literati, interprets the interaction between the subject and things and the construction of living space, and examines the self-expression of the subject and the strategies of creating living culture behind it. The practice of using things in the Chang Wu Zhi manifests as a progression from the appreciation of things to the construction of a living sphere, presenting a living culture with the characteristics of self-gratification and elegance, which has both internal and external significance for the subjects. The construction of living culture by the ancients has important enlightening significance in responding to the needs of dealing with the relationship between human beings and things in current consumer society, and identifying the nature of things in order to realize that things cater to human needs and consequently create a better life.

Key words: Chang Wu Zhi, WEN Zhen-heng, subjectivity, material practice, living culture