| This article takes the "Book of Songs" as the research object in the early period of the Republic of China(1911-1927),and focuses on comprehensively clarifying the research features of "The Book of Songs" in the early period of the Republic of China.On this basis,it explores the new changes in the study of the "Book of Songs" in this period,the formation process of the modern "Book of Songs" research system,the status of the development stage of the "Book of Songs" in the history of "The Book of Songs" in the early Republic of China,and its impact on the history of the "Book of Songs" since the 1920 s.The influence of the study of "The Book of Songs" finally concluded that the early Republic of China was one of the qualitative changes of "The Book of Songs" from traditional to modern.This article consists of six chapters,the first chapter introduces the research origin,research scope,research status,value and method;the second to fifth chapters are the main body of the thesis,which describes,changes,causes,and evaluations of the study of the Minchu Poetry Classic,and the concluding part of the sixth chapter concisely sorts out the process of qualitative change of the Minchu Poetry Classic and its impact on the follow-up.The second chapter horizontally examines the research of "The Book of Songs" in the early Republic of China,and presents the historical data of the period research in detail.According to the differences in research enthusiasm,direction and method,and internal reasoning in different time periods,the 109 articles of 49 scholars in the early Republic of China were divided into four different stages: exploration period,beginning period,prosperity period,and deepening period.At the beginning,the "Book of Songs" studied the situation from the single,traditional,and diversified,modern,and literary history.The third chapter longitudinally investigates the study of the Book of Songs in the early Republic of China,from the perspective of research and the research direction,and clarifies the return of the Book of Songs from the Taoist Bible to literature and historical data by comparing with the situation of previous generations.The research has changed from seeking truth,managing politics,and self-cultivation to literary analysis,historical research and aesthetic research under the integration of politics and science,and the emerging open research,academic history research,and empirical research methods in the research field of this period.Chapter Four reviews the research system of "The Book of Songs" based on the background of the early Republic of China,academic frontiers and other specific conditions.The external reasons for the establishment of the poetics of "Early Republic of China" were the need for salvation and survival to the stage of ideological and cultural transformation,and the struggle of intellectuals for the right to speak under the structural changes in society;the internal reasoning was the continuation of the modern classics in the late Qing Dynasty Questioning the past and discriminating false ideas,absorbing new theories such as Western positivism,and finally integrating the ancient and modern Chinese and foreign countries to carry out the localized practice of "reorganizing the national heritage".The fifth chapter focuses on the history of the study of the Book of Songs for two thousand years,and explores the historical status and subsequent influence of the study of the Book of Songs in the early Republic of China.According to factors such as the decline of the biblical identity contained in The Book of Songs in the Book of Songs,the literary history and aesthetic changes in the study of Book of Songs,and the independent academic research of The Book of Songs,the identity of the modernization and transformation of the Book of Songs can be determined in the early Republic of China.From the different directions and paths of the study of The Book of Songs in the early Republic of China,we can also conclude that the modern "Book of Songs" system is rooted in the study of "The Book of Songs" in the early Republic of China. |
