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Published in last 1 year |  In last 2 years |  In last 3 years |  All Please wait a minute... For Selected: Download Citations EndNote Reference Manager ProCite BibTeX RefWorks Toggle Thumbnails Select A Study on Yu Mingzhen’s Poems CHENG Yu-Hei Journal of East China Normal University (Philosoph    2011, 43 (5): 95-100.   Abstract （1184）   HTML （3）    PDF （1575KB）（1764）       Knowledge map    Yu Mingzhen (Gu’an) was an important poet in the late Qing Dynasty, whose poetry, whether in style, skill, or feeling, was idiosyncratic among the poets of his time. It is generally held that Yu, through studying the Song poet Chen Yuyi (Jianzhai), has attained Du Fu’s style of profound emotion and austere words; however, by analyzing his poems of different contents and at different situations, it is found that his style cannot be exhausted by such a conclusion. His scenery poems, characterized by nuanced depiction of light and shade, are reminiscent of expressionist paintings. Unadorned but colorful, truly emotional but not affectionate, compassionate but not indignant; that is the feeling expressed in his poems. Yu did not establish his own poetic school as Chen Sanli and Zheng Xiaosu did, nor did he produce so many poems as Fan Zengxiang and Yi Shunding; therefore he failed to get such worldly reputation as those contemporary poets. Yet Yu’s poetry, splendidly characteristic, is no less good than theirs; it can be certainly said that his poems will be admired forever.  Related Articles | Metrics Select Evolutions of the National Concept of Treaty Port Intelligentsia from the Perspective of Shanghai Zhuzhi Ci CHENG Jie Journal of East China Normal University (Philosoph    2011, 43 (5): 101-107.   Abstract （1324）   HTML （2）    PDF （1566KB）（1640）       Knowledge map    Shanghai, in the period of the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China, was both an area where foreign and Chinese ideas clashed with each other and the country opened its door, but also a prosperous land of zhuzhi ci (a form of literary writing). The geographical location of its treaty port generated a group of “treaty port intelligentsia”. An analysis of those nationalconcept loaded words like “yi” and “yang” in zhuzhi ci of that time from the perspective of corpus linguistics clearly reveals evolutions of the ethnic concept of treaty port intelligentsia in that period of national and social transformations, shedding light on their state of mind in the struggles between tradition and modernity, and also marking the orbit of their evolution from traditional into contemporary intellectuals. Related Articles | Metrics Select A Study on Sun Yuanxiang, a Rearguard of the School of Ingenious Poetry CHENG Mei-Hua Journal of East China Normal University (Philosoph    2011, 43 (5): 105-112.   Abstract （1270）   HTML （2）    PDF （1634KB）（1642）       Knowledge map    There were many poetic academic schools during the period of Qianlong and Jiaqing in the Qing Dynasty. Among them the School of Ingenious Poetry had a greater impact on poetic writing. In the Ingenious School, Sun Yuanxiang, Wang Tan, Shu Wei and Zhang Wentao were leading figures. Although Sun Yuanxiang had no formal views on the theory of poetry, spiritually he was closer to Yuan Mei than others. As to poetic writing, the content and mental stature of Sun Yuanxiang‘s poems might be not better than others’, but his techniques of expression in poems reflected the style of Ingenious School more representatively. On the other hand, Sun Yuanxiang had closer personal relations than others with Yuan Mei, who was the mainstay of the Ingenious School. Above all, Sun Yuanxiang should be a rearguard of the Ingenious School. However, many people do not recognize the value of Sun Yuanxiang’s poems yet due to various reasons. Related Articles | Metrics