袁行霈版中国文学史第二版第二卷课文+笔记整理（Hangpei yuan version of the second edition of literary history China second volume text + Notes）.docVIP

袁行霈版中国文学史第二版第二卷课文+笔记整理（Hangpei yuan version of the second edition of literary history China second volume text + Notes） Introduction From the Wei and Jin Dynasties, through the northern and Southern Dynasties, including the early Tang Dynasty, it was the first period of the medieval period of Chinese literature. In 57 words of ancient poetry as a symbol of prosperity. Five climax in the southern and Northern Dynasties, and nearly 57 words showed in the early Tang Dynasty become vigorous. During the Wei, Jin and Northern and Southern Dynasties, great changes have taken place in literature, among which the most significant is the self-consciousness of literature and the individualization of literary creation. Take the court as the center and form a literary group. The convergence within the group makes literature present a group style in a period of time, and another period of time presents another style, which makes the stage of literary development quite obvious. But Tao Yuanming, the most successful, does not belong to any group. The southern and Northern Dynasties literature inheritance and evolution of the Han Dynasty literature, poems and prose in the trace: the most obvious literati during learning poems of Yuefu Poems to the peak; the development of lyric prose and the art form, to make its development in the new condition. First, the self-consciousness of literature and the prosperity of literary criticism The peak of literary theory and Literary Criticism: an unusually prosperous relative to literary creation: Works: (Wei) Cao Pi dianlun Lunwen (Chinese the earliest works of literary theory) (Xi Jin) Lu Ji Wen Fu (beam) Liu Xie Wenxindiaolong (beam) Chung Rongs poetry (the three to three China literary masterpiece) literature anthology: Xiao Tong (beam) anthology (elegant literature), (Chen) Xu Ling Yu Tai Xin Yong (Popular Literature) The prosperity of literary theory and criticism is related to the self-consciousness of literature. Note: Lu Xun and the Wei