英文摘要
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This article applies communication theories to the study of culture and literature in the Southern Song Dynasty by examining the anthologies of ci poetry published and circulated at the time. First, based on the ideas of ”commercialization of literature” and ”the shift of objects for consumption,” I delineate the communication background of the anthologies. Second, I investigate the relations between the anthologies and their contemporary ”publication culture” and ”ecology of literature.” With regard to publication culture, I consider aspects of ”publisher and sponsor” and ”marketing strategy and reader consciousness” to elucidate relationships among commentators, readers, and texts. From there, I study the consumption tendency of literature in the Southern Song Dynasty. I also study ”the enhancement of literary community” and ”the cultural impact of dynastic changes” in order to construct a field map for the contemporary ecology of literature. The article concludes with a discussion on the cultural meanings of the anthologies of ci poetry in the Southern Song Dynasty.
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