英文摘要
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The discussions about the ci poetry revival occurring in the Qing Dynasty have been focused on the standpoints and opinions of various schools of ci poetry for long. However, since the background that the Changzhou and West Zhejiang schools of ci poetry were in their transitions of prosperity and depression at that time, we need to pay attention to the ci poets of the Qianlong period. The ci poems of Tso Fu were not collected in the Complete Ci-poetry of the Qing Dynasty from Yongzheng to Qianlong. Nowadays, Tso Fu's Nian wan zhai ci chao and Nian wan zhai ci qu are compiled in the Qing dai shi wen ji hui bian; the former is a collection of ci poetry with scholars' comments and the latter a gongchepu (or gongche notation, a traditional musical notation method) used to collect one more supplementary ci poem of Tso Fu. The ci poems of Tso Fu were written around Qianlong 50 (1785) and were earlier than the poetry opinions of the Changzhou school of ci poetry. Divided into three classifications, object-chanting, history commemoration, and sentimentation about current affairs, the implications of Tso Fu's ci poems were explored in the current study. Through the criticisms referred to, since they did not have the common shortcomings of the ci poems prior to his in his contemporary ci poetry field and met the ideas submitted by the Changzhou school of ci poetry later on, it was found that the ci poems of Tso Fu were initiatial. In the current study, his ci poems were researched from the angle of referring to. Although the ci poems of Jiang Kui were more referred to, the style of lucidity was not on purpose in his seek. In this study, his ci poems were investigated in terms of notation rhythm at last and it was found that most of the sentence rhythms of his ci poems did not conform to the old notations as well as were made based on the meanings sometimes and not in avoidance of use of popular forms of characters. And it was therefore judged that the standpoint of Tso Fu's ci poems was absolutely different from that of the West Zhejiang school of ci poetry. In this study, Tso Fu's ci poems were explored from various angles and were expected to supplement the researches on the ci poetry of the Qing Dynasty.
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