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Research On The Fertility Theme Of "The Book Of Songs"

Posted on:2019-06-10Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:S Y WangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2435330548960417Subject:Regional culture and Chinese literature
Abstract/Summary:
The book of songs is the first collection of poems in our country,which includes poems from the beginning of the Zhou Dynasty to the middle of the Spring and Autumn period.In this book,the number of poems with the theme of fertility is huge,this article is based on the text of this theme,and other types of poetry.To sum up the typical culture poems of fertility theme,the methods of study include culture,culture anthropology,folklore,history,psychology and aesthetics,etc.This paper analyzes the common characteristics of such poems,makes a holistic grasp of the theme of fertility,explains the most basic topic of reproduction,and explores the reasons behind it.The first chapter of this paper focuses on "image",and divides the fertility theme of the book of songs into three categories: unused imagery,using plant imagery and using animal images.On the basis of this,we summarize and analyze the images of different categories: the use of animal and plant image in the book of songs is mostly about fertility,most poems that do not use imagery directly praise or express the desire for procreation.In the second chapter,on the basis of previous studies,this paper probes into the culture of fertility in the book of songs,which mainly involves three aspects:the hope of many children,the praise of fertility and the formation of the concept of male superiority.The third chapter discusses the causes of fertility culture: the influence of patriarchal concept and the inheritance of the culture of reproduction worship of ancient ancestors.The last chapter deals with the influence of the theme poetry of the book of songs on the conception of fertility,the policy of fertility and the creation of image.
Keywords/Search Tags:The book of songs, Procreation, The Zhou Dynasty, Image
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