A Study of Aquatic Creatures in "Shang Hai Jing"

• Main Authors: Hsu, Tsung-Ling, 徐宗玲
• Other Authors: OU,Tien-Fa
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2015
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/ffsnc9

碩士 === 國立臺南大學 === 國語文學系中國文學碩士在職專班 === 103 === In China's classics, "Shanghaijing " is a bizarre book which content is comprehensive yet. Throughout the ages, many scholars join the research through a variety of disciplines, trying to open the mystery of "Shanghaijing ". This article will focus on the research topic "Shanghaijing " aquatic animals, mainly Yuan Ke "Shanghaijing school note", Hao Yi "Shanghaijing Jian Shu", Guo Pu "Shanghaijing Chuan" and other books as the basis. Research method is mainly adopted literature analysis and discussion of these aquatic animals and what faces them in the Shan Hai Jing presentation, as well as their respective symbolic meaning induction classification. In the chapter arrangement, the first chapter is the introduction, discusses the research motive and purpose, scope, methodology, and results of previous studies. The second chapter summarizes "Shanghaijing", the authors, the nature, content. The third chapter discusses the aquatic animals and classification in text classification based on appearance, the aquarium is divided into five categories. The fourth chapter discusses the miraculousness of aquatic animals, first outlined in "Shanghaijing " ,the book presents sorcery, and then discusses the miraculous nature of the medical, omen function "Shanghaijing " aquatic animals exhibited. The fifth chapter discusses the associations of "Shanghaijing" aquatic animals and miraculous body and totem belief, from resurrection the aquarium into yellow dragon, snake into fish women, to explore their ancestors beyond death reflect view of life. Analysis of aquatic animals and in the medical and functional response harbinger of Sorcery, highlighting ancestors in troubled times the desire to stay out of trouble by literature analysis. And then back from the dead aquatic animals and deformed from myth to explore the concept of life beyond the death of our ancestors.