
王夫之「詩史」說析辨
Author(s) -
張歡歡 張歡歡
Publication year - 2020
Publication title -
zhōngzhèng hànxué yánjiū
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2306-0360
DOI - 10.53106/2306036020200600350005
Subject(s) - poetry , power (physics) , ideal (ethics) , literature , proposition , philosophy , art , epistemology , physics , quantum mechanics
「詩史」說自唐代孟棨提出繁衍出「敘事」、「實錄」、「忠君愛國」等內涵多在肯定層面論說。至明清之際王夫之的觀點頗為特出他對「詩史」諸多內涵均加以批評更在整體上否定此說。對抗史對詩的陵越是船山在處理詩史關係時的根本主張其言「詩道性情」認為「史」不能代「詩」而言「性之情」。根本而言王夫之出於人心危淺的儒者意識賦予詩體以獨特意義期望藉詩之力量導情復性於詩之審美中尋求道德之潛力這是他的詩歌理想而「詩史」對此僅有破壞而無建構故其深惡此說。本文將分析王夫之對「詩史」部分內涵的批評論述他於明清之際推崇「詩史」之歷史語境下的嚴峻批判態度由來並闡述他所堅持的「詩」之獨特意義。 Since Meng Qi from the Tang Dynasty proposed the concept of "Shishi" (Poetry-History), multiple interpretations, most of them were on an affirmative level, had been created, such as "narrate", "record as the author has witnessed ", " loyal and patriotic " etc. By the time of late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, Wang Fuzhi (1619-1692) ’s viewpoint stood out by criticized not only part of the interpretations but the whole concept of "Shishi". When dealing with the relation between "history" and "poetry", Wang Fuzhi’s fundamental proposition was to defy history’s violation of poetic form. Wang Fuzhi stressed that poetry should express "Xing" (human nature) and "Qing" (feelings). The history’s violation of poetic form would undermine the expression of Qing and therefore weaken the power of it, which could enhance the cultivation of people and help brace up the national power. Once the history was emphasized egregiously in poetic form, the essence of poetry would be vandalized. Essentially, Wang Fuzhi endowed the poetic form of a unique meaning due to his consciousness of Confucianism. He hoped that the power of poetry would guide Qing to Xing. This was his poetic ideal to seek moral potential in the aesthetics of poetry. Therefore, he rebelled at the concept of "Shishi" which impeded destructively. This paper analyzes Wang Fuzhi’s criticism of "Shishi", discusses the reason for his unique critical attitude amid the atmosphere of this concept during the late Ming and early Qing and explains his interpretations of poetry.