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or syntactically matched lines within a specific poem share the same, identical words (or characters) to a large degree, as opposed to confining the parallelism between lines to using grammatical category matching of the words in one line with the other word in the same position in the corresponding line; but, not by using the same, identical word(s). Disallowing verbal repetition within a poem would by the time of
1064:"Court Hymns" contains "Lesser Court Hymns" and "Major Court Hymns". Most of the poems were used by the aristocrats to pray for good harvests each year, worship gods, and venerate their ancestors. The authors of "Major Court Hymns" are nobles who were dissatisfied with the political reality. Therefore, they wrote poems not only related to the feast, worship, and epic but also to reflect the public feelings. 45: 1664:. After the officials returned from their missions, the king was said to have observed them himself in an effort to understand the current condition of the common people. The well-being of the people was of special concern to the Zhou because of their ideological position that the right to rule was based on the benignity of the rulers to the people in accordance with the will of 1178:
All but six of the "Eulogies" consist of a single stanza, and the "Court Hymns" exhibit wide variation in the number of stanzas and their lengths. Almost all of the "Airs", however, consist of three stanzas, with four-line stanzas being most common. Although a few rhyming couplets occur, the standard
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can be a source of inspiration and a basis for evaluation; they can help you to come together with others, as well as to properly express complaints. In the home, they teach you about how to serve your father, and in public life they teach you about how to serve your lord. They also broadly acquaint
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poems involved the appointment of officials, whose duties included documenting verses current from the various states which constituted the empire. Out of these many collected pieces, also according to tradition, Confucius made a final editorial round of decisions for elimination or inclusion in the
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is that they tend to possess "elements of repetition and variation". This results in an "alteration of similarities and differences in the formal structure: in successive stanzas, some lines and phrases are repeated verbatim, while others vary from stanza to stanza". Characteristically, the parallel
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The "Airs of the States" are shorter lyrics in simple language that are generally ancient folk songs which record the voice of the common people. They often speak of love and courtship, longing for an absent lover, soldiers on campaign, farming and housework, and political satire and protest. The
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As the idea of allegorical expression grew, when kingdoms or feudal leaders wished to express or validate their own positions, they would sometimes couch the message within a poem, or by allusion. This practice became common among educated Chinese in their personal correspondences and spread to
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would be withdrawn upon the failure of the ruling dynasty to ensure the prosperity of their subjects. The people's folksongs were deemed to be the best gauge of their feelings and conditions, and thus indicative of whether the nobility was ruling according to the mandate of Heaven or not.
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poems were folk songs or not, they "all seem to have passed through the hands of men of letters at the royal Zhou court". In other words, they show an overall literary polish together with some general stylistic consistency. About 95% of
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told the story: "The Master once stood by himself, and I hurried to seek teaching from him. He asked me, 'You've studied the Odes?' I answered, 'Not yet.' He replied, 'If you have not studied the Odes, then I have nothing to say.'"
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in some way or another to Confucius, who by the 1st century BCE had become the model of sages and was believed to have maintained a cultural connection to the early Zhou dynasty. This view is now generally discredited, as the
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does not specify the names of authors in association with the contained works, both traditional commentaries and modern scholarship have put forth hypotheses on authorship. The "Golden Coffer" chapter of the
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Accordingly, the songs were collected from the various regions, converted from their diverse regional dialects into standard literary language, and presented accompanied with music at the royal courts.
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pattern in such four-line stanzas required a rhyme between the second and fourth lines. Often the first or third lines would rhyme with these, or with each other. This style later became known as the "
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and dynastic hymns which praise the founders of the Zhou dynasty. They also include hymns used in sacrificial rites and songs used by the aristocracy in their sacrificial ceremonies or at banquets.
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qualities, which relates to the musical accompaniment with which they were in their early days performed. The songs from the "Hymns" and "Eulogies", which are the oldest material in the
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are rhyming, with end rhyme, as well as frequent internal rhyming. While some of these verses still rhyme in modern varieties of Chinese, others had ceased to rhyme by the
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The Confucian school eventually came to consider the verses of the "Airs of the States" to have been collected in the course of activities of officers dispatched by the
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On the other hand, songs in the two "Hymns" sections and the "Eulogies" section tend to be longer ritual or sacrificial songs, usually in the forms of courtly
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became a foundational text which informed and validated literature, education, and political affairs. The Legalists, on their side, attempted to suppress the
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has been a revered Confucian classic since the Han dynasty, and has been studied and memorized by centuries of scholars in China. The individual songs of the
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from a larger 3,000-piece collection to its traditional 305-piece form. This claim is believed to reflect an early Chinese tendency to relate all of the
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has been annotated and commented on continuously throughout history, as well as in this case providing a model to inspire future poetic works.
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became an important and controversial force, influencing political, social and educational phenomena. During the struggle between Confucian,
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court, whose duties included the field collection of the songs local to the territorial states of Zhou. This territory was roughly the
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Various traditions concern the gathering of the compiled songs and the editorial selection from these make up the classic text of the
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said that its text was descended from the first generation of Confucius' students, and as such should be the authoritative version.
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later became a generic term for poetry. In English, lacking an exact equivalent for the Chinese, the translation of the word
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tend to have certain typical patterns in both rhyme and rhythm, to make much use of imagery, often derived from nature.
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was the first work to directly attribute the work to Confucius. Subsequent Confucian tradition held that the
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in this regard is generally as "poem", "song", or "ode". Before its elevation as a canonical classic, the
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Kern, Martin (2010), "Early Chinese Literature, Beginnings Through Western Han", in Owen, Stephen (ed.),
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Note: alternative divisions may be topical or chronological (Legge): Song, Daya, Xiaoya, Guofeng
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can be divided into two main sections: the "Airs of the States", and the "Eulogies" and "Hymns".
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In 2015 the Anhui University purchased a group of looted manuscripts, among which is one of the
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Shi, Zhongwen; Hu, Xiaowen (2011), "The History of Literature in the Warring States Period",
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period canonical status. Despite the impersonality of the poetic voice characteristic of the
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ignored these traditional interpretations in their analysis of the original meanings of the
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were a valuable focus for knowledge and self-cultivation, as recorded in an anecdote in the
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was made much of in the process of attempting to give the poems of the women poets of the
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identified three major literary devices employed in the songs: straightforward narrative (
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and a recently excavated manuscript from 300 BCE entitled "Confucius' Discussion of the
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in use today. Only isolated fragments of the Lu text survive, among the remains of the
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By the 5th-century, the Lu, Qi, and Han traditions had died out, leaving only the Mao
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at Chinese Notes; Chinese and English parallel text with matching dictionary entries.
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contains the oldest chronologically authenticated Chinese poems. The majority of the
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area. A final section of 5 "Eulogies of Shang" purports to be ritual songs of the
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Poetry and Didacticism in Ancient Chinese Literature". In Mair, Victor H. (ed.).
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from the Chinese Text Initiative, University of Virginia: Chinese text based on
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are also quite different from the Old Chinese language represented in the Odes.
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in such a way as to indicate that he holds it in great esteem. A story in the
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period (1046–771 BCE), and were drawn from around provinces and cities in the
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already existed in a definitive form when Confucius was just a young child.
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Cheu-king; Texte chinois avec une double traduction en français et en Latin
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Ancient and Early Medieval Chinese Literature: A Reference Guide, Part Two
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Dobson, W. A. C. H. (1964), "Linguistic Evidence and the Dating of the
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The Shû king. The religious portions of the Shih king. The Hsiâo king
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Smith, Adam; Poli, Maddalena (2021), "Establishing the text of the
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Shijing; Chinese Text With a Double Translation in French and Latin
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Rpt. New York: Grove Press, 1996, with a Preface by Joseph Allen.
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in the "Major Court Hymns" as the "Weniad" (a name that parallels
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often focuses on doing linguistic reconstruction and research in
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During the Han period there were three different versions of the
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According to tradition, the method of collection of the various
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40 total praises, hymns, or eulogies sung at spirit sacrifices
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by violence, after the Legalist philosophy was endorsed by the
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between the second and third syllables. Lines tend to occur in
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The Confucian Odes: The Classic Anthology Defined by Confucius
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era, starting in 213 BCE, extended to attempt to prohibit the
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The Songs of the South: An Ancient Chinese Anthology of Poems
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Investigations of the Ancient Pronunciations of the Mao Odes
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gradually became the primary version. Proponents of the Mao
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as the guiding principle of Chinese society. The same word
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Sunflower Splendor: Three Thousand Years of Chinese Poetry
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Wang, C. H. (1975), "Towards Defining a Chinese Heroism",
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as the basis for his annotated 2nd-century edition of the
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Questions and Replies between Tang Taizong and Li Weigong
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The extensive allegorical traditions associated with the
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Summary of groupings of poems from the Classic of Poetry
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you with the names of birds, beasts, plants, and trees.
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In works attributed to him, Confucius comments upon the
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to bolster their viewpoint. On the Confucian side, the
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Chinese Poetry: An Anthology of Major Modes and Genres
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Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies
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An Anthology of Chinese Literature: Beginnings to 1911
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The Shi King: The Old "Poetry Classic" of the Chinese
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argued that the original rhymes had been obscured by
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and collated commentaries (Harrison Huang's website)
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Reverent and concordant the illustrious assistants.
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first song of the "Airs of the States", "Fishhawk" (
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The Columbia Anthology of Modern Chinese Literature
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Tokyo: Shūeisha. 1447:Traditional scholarship of the 1227:Nearly all of the songs in the 1155:are written in a four-syllable 953:Right and left we pick it out. 761: 370: 353: 332: 311: 284: 270: 256: 235: 76:Ancient Chinese poetry and song 5429:Biographies of Exemplary Women 4472:詩經", in Loewe, Michael (ed.), 4406:Text and Ritual in Early China 4074: 3531: 2848: 2837: 2827: 2747:) for solemn court ceremonies 2560: 2219: 2205: 2192: 1977:), an early discussion of the 1759: 1714:Records of the Grand Historian 1631: 1594:Records of the Grand Historian 1475: 1457: 1409:tshoj tshoj bju yi, bak ngjon 1386:tshoj tshoj bju yi, bak ngjon 1358:tshoj tshoj bju yi, bak ngjon 1335:tshoj tshoj bju yi, bak ngjon 1307:tshoj tshoj bju yi, bak ngjon 1284:tshoj tshoj bju yi, bak ngjon 1078:Holding fast to the virtue of 955:Gentle maiden, pure and fair, 946:Gentle maiden, pure and fair, 669:, or a "classic book", in the 583:, translated variously as the 548: 472: 412: 211: 197: 183: 151: 135: 13: 1: 5009:Chinese poems (category list) 4496:The Five "Confucian" Classics 4445:; Shih, Hsiang-ling (2014). " 4347:A Guide to Chinese Literature 4276:, New York: Appleton-Century. 4174:, Columbia University Press, 4108:, Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter, 3465: 3439:, in which case the title is 3132:. London: Allen & Unwin. 2741:31 total major festal songs ( 1751:recounts that Confucius' son 1487: 1090:May never be weary of men. 928:Gentle maiden, pure and fair, 919:Gentle maiden, pure and fair, 756: 741:, the latest material in the 5545:Four Books and Five Classics 3537:Zheng Xuan 鄭玄 (AD 127–200), 3470: 3265:Mekada, Makoto 目加田誠 (1991). 3222:Takada, Shinji 高田真治 (1966). 1687:Four Books and Five Classics 1676: 1035: 937:On and on he thought of her, 926:Right and left we gather it. 895: 57:, with accompanying painting 7: 5459:School Sayings of Confucius 4162:, Baltimore: Penguin Books. 3282: 3191:Karlgren, Bernhard (1945). 3174:Karlgren, Bernhard (1944). 1926: 1660:region. 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(1830). 2042:Warring States period 2040:to have begun in the 2004: 1966: 1948:Xiping Stone Classics 1848:Warring States period 1575:) is recorded in the 1544: 1442:Old Chinese phonology 876:5 "Eulogies of Shang" 840:31 "Eulogies of Zhou" 641:Old Chinese phonology 53:, handwritten by the 5443:Four Books for Women 5358:Six Secret Teachings 5126:Doctrine of the Mean 4958:Antithetical couplet 4841:Six Dynasties poetry 4123:Baxter, William H.; 3269:詩経. Tokyo: Kōbansha. 2989:Notable translations 2721:Decade of Du Ren Shi 2156:'s victory over the 1480:). The poems of the 1203:new, regulated style 1142:Whether the various 467:Revised Romanization 365:Baxter–Sagart (2014) 5023:Modern compilations 4913:Complete Tang Poems 4443:Knechtges, David R. 3776:, pp. 150–155. 3764:, pp. 150–151. 3737:, pp. 107–108. 3656:Shi & Hu (2011) 3565:, pp. 355–356. 3099:(in French). 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