袁宏道的柳浪書寫及其意義
Date Issued
2005-07-31
Date
2005-07-31
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DOI
932411H002058
Abstract
Yuan Hung-Tao（袁宏道）governedWu（吳地） from twenty-eight till death
in forty-three years old. During the period of time, Yuan was in and out his career in
government service three Times. On the second time of quitting office, Yuan got the
most peaceful time to seclude himself in Liulang for six years. He built garden and
planted trees. By managing Liulang as one of the few beautiful gardens in Chu（楚）,
Yuan practiced his decision far away politics. Moreover, by means of traveling,
garden living, writing, and learning Taoism（道）, Yuan began to develop life’s
stratified variety. The literary writings and letters were collected as Hsiaopitang Chi
（瀟碧堂集）in twenty volumes.
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In this paper, I will focus my attention on Hsiaopitang Chi with reference to
Pinghuachai Chi（瓶花齋集）and Poyanchai Chi（破研齋集）etc.. I try to interpret
Yuan’s view on garden and pavilion as well as the management and space experience
in Liulang. There are five sections. First, the reason of Yuan’s returning home. Second,
the reflective theme in yuantingchi(園亭記): such as garden’s time factor, who owns
the garden, and the hermeneutic right of garden. Third, to observe the thought aroused
from Yuan’s witnessing the garden owners’replacement, then, to describe Liulang’s
building process to construct a concentric circles’space scheme, and last, to make
offerings to Buddha in the Liulangkuan（柳浪館） as the core meaning. Forth, by
searching the relationship between Yuan and Liulang presented in ship, willow, and
moon, to show the special meaning given by Yuan. Finally, to point out that although
Yuan intended to build Liulang as a comfortable home, he became a passer-by, not a
host in the end.
Subjects
Yuan Hung-Tao
Liulang
Hsiaopitang Chi
Garden and pavilion
sukhavati
Publisher
臺北市：國立臺灣大學中國文學系暨研究所
Type
report
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