The Research of Narrative Trait and Language on The Narrative Poem in 《Shi Jing》

• Main Authors: CHEN, YEN-YEN, 陳燕燕
• Other Authors: CHEN, CHANG-HSI
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2018
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/w34r54

碩士 === 南華大學 === 文學系 === 107 === 　　This paper is mainly devoted to the study of narrative poems in Shi Jing, and the integration of Chinese and Western narrative theories. In addition to the theory of Chinese linguistics, the main content is the analysis and argumentation of narrative traits and narrative language texts. 　　The part of the introduction briefly explains the research motivation, purpose and method, as well as the literature discussion of some professional books, papers and academic journal. 　　The second chapter defines the word of Chinese narrative poetry and the selection of Shi Jing ‘s narrative poems. First of all, it distinguishes the differences between Chinese and Western epics and narrative poems, and describes the origin and development of Chinese narrative poems. At the end of this chapter, the three hundred and five texts in Shi Jing are expressed in the techniques of Fu, Bi and Xing. Each poem analyzes the composition of the "Fu" in it, and its contents include basic elements such as intention, perspective, structure, and characters. After analysis and sorting, 52 poems were selected as well as the characteristics of its description. 　　The third chapter combines the concepts of Chinese and Western narrative theories, and analyzes the narrative structure of narrative poetry with narrative elements, time narrative structure, personal perspective, spatial narrative and image narrative. 　　The fourth chapter is the narrative language analysis of the narrative poems of Shi Jing, which includes the text analysis of the meaning, grammar, chapters, pragmatics and phonological features. 　　The fifth chapter puts forward the conclusions related to the narrative poems of Shi Jing, the research results, and the findings of this paper including the prospects for future research.