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中国诗学
唐诗、宋词独特的美感、韵味在哪里？应该从什么角度进行审美解读才能确保其百分之百的诗意不会丧失？该书提供了一个全新的解读视角，读后才知道，我们一直以来对唐诗宋词的误读已经使古典诗的美感大打折扣！
本书是中国古典诗学、比较文学领域的泰斗叶维廉先生的经典代表作。十几年来，无论在大陆还是在海外，都已成为普及性的经典读本。此书1992年由三联书店出版后，即成为大中学生学习、理解中国古典诗、现代诗的必读入门书、教辅读物，以及一些大学中文系的考研参考书。
叶维廉对中国道家美学、古典诗学、比较文学、中西比较诗学的贡献至今无人企及；他对中国现代诗歌的评论，也是分析入微，发人思深，极富创意。作为“台湾十大诗人”之一，叶维廉先生也是“用诗一样浓烈的情感投入中国特有的诗学、美学的寻索。” 该书分为古典部分、传意与释意、现代部分三个板块，采用的不是教科书的写法，而是用通透、空灵、诗意之笔，超越中西的视界，揭示了中国古典诗歌、现代诗歌(包括台湾诗歌)、道家美学的奥妙与机枢。该书将学者的严谨和缜密和作家、诗人的优雅、灵性完美地结合在了一起。
本书是中国古典诗学、比较文学领域的泰斗叶维廉先生的经典代表作。十几年来，无论在大陆还是在海外，都已成为普及性的经典读本。此书1992年由三联书店出版后，即成为大中学生学习、理解中国古典诗、现代诗的必读入门书、教辅读物，以及一些大学中文系的考研参考书。
叶维廉对中国道家美学、古典诗学、比较文学、中西比较诗学的贡献至今无人企及；他对中国现代诗歌的评论，也是分析入微，发人思深，极富创意。作为“台湾十大诗人”之一，叶维廉先生也是“用诗一样浓烈的情感投入中国特有的诗学、美学的寻索。” 该书分为古典部分、传意与释意、现代部分三个板块，采用的不是教科书的写法，而是用通透、空灵、诗意之笔，超越中西的视界，揭示了中国古典诗歌、现代诗歌(包括台湾诗歌)、道家美学的奥妙与机枢。该书将学者的严谨和缜密和作家、诗人的优雅、灵性完美地结合在了一起。
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Published January 1, 2016
About the author
Wai-lim Yip
14 booksWai-lim Yip, also known as Yeh Wei-lien (Wade-Giles) and Ye Weilian (pinyin) (Chinese: 葉維廉) (born June 20, 1937), is a Chinese poet, translator, critic, editor, and professor of Chinese and comparative literature.
Yip was born in Guangdong province, China, and at the age of twelve moved to Hong Kong, where he started writing poetry and was active on the poetry scene. He graduated from National Taiwan University (BA, 1959) and went on to National Taiwan Normal University (MA, 1961), where he did a thesis on T.S. Eliot and translated "The Waste Land." In 1963 he went to the United States to attend the Iowa Writers' Workshop at the University of Iowa, whose director, Paul Engle, went to Taipei to negotiate permission for Yip's wife Tzu-mei and their daughter to leave Taiwan;[3] he received an MFA in 1964. He then did graduate work at Princeton University, receiving a PhD in comparative literature in 1967. In the same year he joined the faculty of University of California, San Diego, with which he has been affiliated ever since. In 1970 he returned to National Taiwan University as a visiting professor of comparative literature. In 1980 he joined the Department of English at the Chinese University of Hong Kong as a visiting professor. Since then, he has visited mainland China many times, teaching comparative literature at Peking University and Tsinghua University.
Yip's poetic theory, relating modernist poetry to Taoist aesthetics, has been very influential in Taiwan.[4] In recent years he has been the object of considerable attention in China, with exhibitions of his archives and conferences devoted to his poetry, as well as publication of his Complete Works in nine volumes.
Yip was born in Guangdong province, China, and at the age of twelve moved to Hong Kong, where he started writing poetry and was active on the poetry scene. He graduated from National Taiwan University (BA, 1959) and went on to National Taiwan Normal University (MA, 1961), where he did a thesis on T.S. Eliot and translated "The Waste Land." In 1963 he went to the United States to attend the Iowa Writers' Workshop at the University of Iowa, whose director, Paul Engle, went to Taipei to negotiate permission for Yip's wife Tzu-mei and their daughter to leave Taiwan;[3] he received an MFA in 1964. He then did graduate work at Princeton University, receiving a PhD in comparative literature in 1967. In the same year he joined the faculty of University of California, San Diego, with which he has been affiliated ever since. In 1970 he returned to National Taiwan University as a visiting professor of comparative literature. In 1980 he joined the Department of English at the Chinese University of Hong Kong as a visiting professor. Since then, he has visited mainland China many times, teaching comparative literature at Peking University and Tsinghua University.
Yip's poetic theory, relating modernist poetry to Taoist aesthetics, has been very influential in Taiwan.[4] In recent years he has been the object of considerable attention in China, with exhibitions of his archives and conferences devoted to his poetry, as well as publication of his Complete Works in nine volumes.
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