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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Governing those who live an “ignoble existence”: Frontier administration and the impact of native tribesmen along the Tang dynasty’s southwestern frontier, 618-907 A.D.

Stutzman, Cameron R. January 1900 (has links)
Master of Arts / Department of History / David A. Graff / As the Tang dynasty rose to power and expanded into the present-day provinces of Sichuan and Yunnan, an endemic problem of troublesome frontier officials appeared along the border prefectures. Modern scholars have largely embraced Chinese historical scholarship believing that the lawlessness and remoteness of these southwestern border regions bred immoral, corrupt, and violent officials. Such observations fail to understand the southwest as a dynamic region that exposed assigned border officials to manage areas containing hardship, war, and unreceptive aboriginal tribes. Instead, the ability to act as an “effective” official, that is to bring peace domestically and abroad, reflected less the personal characteristics of an official and rather the relationship these officials had with the local native tribes. Evidence suggests that Tang, Tibetan, and Nanzhao hegemony along the southwestern border regions fluctuated according to which state currently possessed the allegiance of the native tribesmen. As protectors and maintainers of the roads, states possessing the allegiance of the local peoples possessed a tactical advantage, resulting in ongoing attacks and raids into the border prefectures by China’s rivals. Local officials without the allegiance of the locals and encountering attacks succumbed to improper behaviors to maintain control.
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張祜詩研究 / A Study of Poetry of CHANG, Hu

陳怡秀, Chen, Yi Hsiu Unknown Date (has links)
本論文主要乃透過張祜的詩歌作品以集中探照張祜的生活樣貌和生命情懷,希望一方面能體現張祜的詩歌創作內涵,另一方面則凸顯其藝術表現(意象)之主要成就。論文共分七章。第一章「緒論」,申明研究動機、目的,以及研究的範圍、方法,並對張祜的生平作一番大致的勾勒。第二、三、四、五章乃以張祜的作品內涵作為探討的中心,依其主要的幾個內容型態,作一系統的討論。首先第二章「張祜的的家居行旅之作」乃以描寫張祜個人生活之點作為出發,包含了靜態的家居和比較屬於動態的行旅作品之內涵探究。第三章「張祜的交際贈答之作」,乃由點而線,進一步看到張祜人際往來的詩作內涵,主要包括了寄贈酬和、送別傷悼、遊賞宴集三個部份。第四章「張祜的風景詠物之作」,則由線發展至面,從橫切面的空間系統,來看張祜作品之與大自然萬物間的聯繫、契合情況,分為風景、詠物兩個部份。第五章「張祜的詠史述懷之作」,但從橫切面的時間系統來探討張祜對於歷史的關懷與他個人置於歷史長河中的自身回顧,是為詠史、述懷之論述。繼作品內涵之整體考察之後,第六章則進入「張祜詩的意象表現」,希望一窺張祜詩的語言藝術,分別從單純意象與複合意象,來分層論析張祜於感官意象之式樣與特殊呈現並進而探討意象表現與張祜情感之深層聯繫。第七章「結論」,乃根據前面作品內涵與藝術表現之兩大方向,凸顯其重要特色與主要成就並論及其詩歌評價與影響。
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皮日休在晚唐文學中的地位 / The position of P'i Jih-Hsiu in the literature of late Tang Dy- nasty

王怡心, Wang, Yi Hsin Unknown Date (has links)
個人認為必須將皮日休與前、後時代及同期文人縱橫加以考察,以宏觀的角度來總結皮日休的整體表現,並綜合他的思想、文學理論與創作,才能全面地探討他在晚唐文學中的地位。論文的架構先以皮日休的生平事蹟與思想內涵為出發點,進而將他與古文運動、新樂府運動的傳承與聯繫加以論述,再以皮日休與晚唐同期文人的共同表現為主,最後總結皮日休的地位與影響。研究內容的重心如下:第一章「皮日休的生平事蹟與思想內涵」以整個時代環境的轉變為影響的關鍵。他的生平事蹟一直眾說紛紜,其死亦無法確考,本章只作合理的推斷。而皮日休的思想內涵則是傳統的儒家觀念,他延伸孟子的民本思想,提出許多深具改革性的意見,又其本著尚用的思想,而要求文學以及行為上的實用。第二章「皮日休與古文運動的傳承」中唐的古文運動在晚唐並未完全衰落,從古文家的傳承中可以尋得皮日休與前人的關連,尤其在文與道的觀念和踵武前賢的習作上,充分地了解他意欲傳承古文運動的理論與創作方向。第三章「皮日休與新樂府運動的聯繫」皮日休自覺地承襲新樂府運動的使命,他所創作的正樂府,延伸了元結系樂府、白居易新樂府的精神和意涵。另外,他與陸龜蒙的唱和詩也接續元稹、白居易的唱和詩型態。第四章「皮日休與同期文人的共同表現」因為所處環境的相同,所以皮日休在小品文以及詩歌的領域裡,與同期文人有著一致的特色,他們的小品文的確是魯迅所謂「一榻糊塗的泥塘□的光彩和鋒鋩」,在小品文的形式中充分地反映現況、針砭時風。而皮日休晚唐詩人創作的現實主義,表達了田耕宇所言「深沉的反思意識」,他們藉由歷史、現實、、自然四個主題的反思,深化了詩歌的內涵與層面。第五章「皮日休的地位與影響」此章為論文的總結。從皮日休對傳承古文運動、聯繫新樂府運動的努力,以及他與同期文人共同的傑出表現,肯定皮日休在晚唐文學中的地位,最後再由他的思想及創作論及皮日休對宋以後的影響和啟發。
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The Study of Siling Poems

Tsui, Cheng-Fen 09 July 2004 (has links)
Siling Poems consists of poetry written by Xuezhao (namely Linghui), Xueji (Lingyuan), Ongjuan (Lingshu) and Zhaoshiiu (Lingxiu). The four poets had the same interests and they were good friends with each other. In their names there¡¦s the word, ¡§Ling¡¨, and their styles were quite similar, therefore the poems they created were called the Siling Poems (They were also called the Yongjia Siling). The Yongjia Siling was a famous and unique poetry group after Jianxi poetry group in South-Song. Their styles mainly focused on the restoration of the late Tang Dynasty style. They wanted to correct the impropriety of Jianxi poetry. The four poets valued Jiadao and Yaoheyi very much and they liked their style of chanting and writing poetry. Their literary evolution developed in a logical way, same as the Siling. They adopted the styles of the middle and late Tang Dynasty, the nine monks in the Song Dynasty and the styles of the late Tang Dynasty in North-Song (such as Weiyie, Linbu and Kouzhun). They even influenced the poets in the Jiahu poetry group. The four poets had ordinary family backgrounds and their talents were mediocre, but still some interesting poems can be found in their work. Yet the scholars did not focus on them, and only fewer relevant studies can be seen. This study aims to understand the performing characteristics of the four poets. There are seven chapters in the thesis. Chapter I: The introduction. The study motivation and purpose, literature review and research, as well as the study scope and methods are introduced. Chapter II: Time background. From viewpoints of politics and social environments and literature thought; relevant influences from South-Song to the Siling Poems are discussed. Chapter III: The biographies of the four poets and their styles. The styles of Jiadao and Yaoheyi, the styles of late Tang Dynasty and late Tang Dynasty in North-Song are also discussed. Chapter IV: The introduction of Siling Poems. Introduction of its subject orientation, literature concept and analysis of the forms. Chapter V: The art performance of Siling Poems (part I). The application in rhetoric, i.e. the allusion, metaphor and reiterative. Poems are analyzed. Chapter VI: The art performance of Siling Poems (part II). The application in rhetoric such as the antithesis, connection, words with double meanings and polished words. Samples are introduced. Chapter VII: The status of Siling Poems in the history of literature. Discusses the influence of the Siling Poems on the Jiahu poetry group and later generations.
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A research on the narrative art of vixen fairy tale in Lao-chai-chih-I and Yueh-wei-iso-tang-pi-chi

Tseng, Kai-yi 26 May 2005 (has links)
none
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The Kuomintang a sociological study of demoralization /

Wang, Cheng, January 1982 (has links)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Stanford University, 1953.
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T'ang poetry in English: a survey and critical study of translations from 1884-1975

許趣怡, Hui, Chui-yee, Eleanor. January 1981 (has links)
published_or_final_version / Chinese / Master / Master of Philosophy
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Modèles de l'ordre familial et de l'ordre social dans la première moitié de la dynastie Tang (618-755)

Piquet, Hélène January 1990 (has links)
The Tang dynasty (618-907) is often referred to as a golden age of Buddhism in China. This research, concentrated on the first half of the dynasty (618-755), shows that Buddhism's impact on Tang aristocratic society has been overestimated. Looking at models of the familial and social order that one can extract from the Tang Code as well as from some literary works of the period, the picture emerging is that Tang society was a highly stratified one, and based on Confucian values. Buddhism, in order to establish and maintain itself in China, had to compromise with those values. However, its efforts to conciliate its doctrine with some Confucian precepts did not suffice to prevent its decline. Ultimately, Confucian values were reaffirmed as the sole basis of Chinese society, and remained so until the end of the Qing dynasty, in 1911.
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論塔在隋唐文化中的呈現與意涵 / The presentations and implications of pagoda in the culture of Sui and Tang dynasties

李心怡, Lee, Hsin Yi Unknown Date (has links)
東漢末年,一種名為「塔」的宗教建築物,隨著佛教的傳入而與之同時進入中國,成為崇敬禮拜的信仰中心。在佛教於中國的傳播過程中,塔的定位隨著宗教空間需求的擴大、以及中國固有王權空間觀念的影響而不斷的調適演變,逐漸的喪失了原本禮佛與信仰的中心地位,而轉變成為寺廟中缺乏實質用途的裝飾象徵性建築物。隋唐時期,先有隋文帝於仁壽年間大規模的造塔活動,使佛塔的建築與信仰普及全國,後有唐代重視休閒娛樂活動的社會風氣,並進而與科舉文化相結合,使得高聳的佛塔也同時成為得以享受登臨與題名之樂的風景名勝,具有更為世俗化的形象。 此外,多部講述造塔功德的佛經於唐代加以翻譯,使得唐代佛教徒以塔為墓風氣盛行,而民間功德塔的興造也非常興盛。在塔的概念與形象轉變方面,「以塔鎮地」概念的出現;佛塔高聳筆直、層層累疊的建築外型,也被用來指稱外觀或概念近似的建築物。最後,塔所突現出的垂直向度,也容易引申出人們各種關於崇敬、焦慮、與好奇的情緒:既是膜拜禮敬、溝通凡聖、得以消滅罪障的神聖空間,卻也是異常高聳、攀登不易的危險場所,甚至還是異人藏寶、夜叉棲居的奇特領域,而成為形象多元並具備豐富色彩的文學空間。甚至,具體而微的掌中小塔,也因為佛塔靈驗奇特的形象,而被延伸發展成為具有保護功能的隔離所。這些複雜神奇之各種異想的出現,也預示出塔在隋唐之後所即將呈現出之更為璀燦豐富的文化面貌。 / As a unique architecture of Buddhism, the Buddhist pagoda immigrated into China in the Han dynasty. Pagodas were built widespreadly as the religion center in the following centuries. However, after emerging with the traditional Chinese architecture concept, the main hall replaced the pagoda becoming the center of Buddhist temple gradually. In the Sui and Tang dynasties, various forms of the pagoda were presented because of the popular acceptance of Buddhism in the society and of the newly translated Buddhist Scriptures. In the form of tall pagodas of large temples in the capital to the small ones as memorials of eminent monks, the pagodas presented various images and were completely transformed from foreign architecture to the Chinese building. In the peace period, activities around the pagodas were recorded in documents and literatures forming a unique landscape in the Tang culture. Combination of the images of tall obvious building and holy religious space, lots of implications, other than solely Buddhist architecture, appeared in the literatures. Arising from the sensation to the architecture space and from the miraculous legends and tales, diversified and colorful imaginations have enriched the culture of Sui and Tang dynasties. Based on the literatures, historical documents, Buddhist Scriptures, architecture researches, and archaeological excavation, the details of different presentations and implications of the pagoda were demonstrated and concluded.
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As várias faces do Brasil: a imagem do caju em Macunaíma / The different faces of Brazil: the image of the cashew in Macunaíma

Jakeline Fernandes Cunha de Paula 01 March 2010 (has links)
Macunaíma, de Mário de Andrade, é uma das obras brasileiras que mais intrigam a crítica literária. Afinal, analisar a narrativa modernista pressupõe fazer um diagnóstico do Brasil, cujas interpretações se cruzam e entrecruzam, atuam e reagem umas sobre as outras, ora prolongando ora opondo-se, como demonstraremos através do colóquio entre importantes vertentes teóricas que interpretam a rapsódia e o Brasil. A partir desse colóquio tentamos abrir um veio analítico pouco explorado pela crítica; percebemos que o estatuto ambíguo do herói (do Brasil) poderia ser verificado por meio da disposição das árvores, frutas e alimentos que perfazem cenas e enumerações da obra. Mas diante da abundância de tantas árvores, alimentos e frutas na rapsódia, escolhemos uma imagem para nos deter com mais afinco: o caju. Tomar esse detalhe concreto como fonte de estudo da obra nos fez perguntar: o que se pode depreender dessa fruta nativa reiterada na rapsódia? O caju reflete a mobilidade intrínseca à forma da obra? Ou melhor: em que medida o cajueiro, sua ramagem e frutos, salpicados ao longo da obra, ajudam a compor o impasse intrínseco a ela (se é que o fazem)? O caju por si só é fruta contraditória: é doce, esponjosa, suculenta, aromática, mas de sabor travoso deixando certo amargor na boca. O caju é assim símbolo possível para se pensar a obra-impasse de Mário de Andrade e, por ela, o Brasil. Ousaríamos dizer que o dulçor e o travo dessa fruta parecem ter contagiado não só a voz narrativa em Macunaíma, mas as línguas-intérpretes que degustam essa lira-prosa de cantador. / Macunaíma of Mário de Andrade is a Brazilian literary work which deeply intrigues the literary critic. The analysis of this modern narrative leads us to a kind of diagnosis about Brazil. There are different interpretations of Macunaíma which cross and intercross, acts and reacts, sometimes being similar, sometimes being opposite to each other. This complexity can be verified by examining the debate between important theoretical sources which make an interpretation of this rapsody and of Brazil. From this debate we try to find an analytical stream which is not far explored by the critics: that the ambiguous status of the hero (of Brazil) could be verified by the disposal of the trees, fruits and foods which is part of the scenes and enumerations of Macunaíma. But among such abundance of trees, foods and fruits in this raspsody, we chose an image to analyze with more tenacity: the cashew. Taking this concrete detail as a source of study of Macunaíma leads to the question: what can possibly emerge from this native fruit which is so reiterated in the rapsody? Does the cashew itself reflect the intrinsic mobility of the form of Macunaíma? Or: how do the cajueiro (the cashew tree), its branches and fruits, sprinkled throughout Macunaíma, help in the composition of the inherent impasse of the rapsody (if they do so)? The cashew itself is a fruit full of contradictions: it is candy, spongy, succulent, aromatical, but tanged (travoso), its flavor leaving a certain bitter taste in the mouth. The cashew is at the same time a symbol which can be studied in order to think about Macunaíma as a work full of impasses, and a symbol of Brazil. We would dare to say that the sugarness and the tang (travo) of this fruit seem not only to have infected the narrative voice of Macunaíma, but also the languages which savour this liraprosa de cantador.

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