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xiàng wài zhī xiàng,jǐng wài zhī jǐng 象 外 之 象,景 外 之 景
2015-11-11 15:46:35 cri-1
The Image Beyond an Image, the Scene Beyond a Scene

Readers of poetry create images and scenes in their minds based on what they

are reading. These are the readers' imaginations based on what is depicted

in the poems. The term comes from Daoist theories about the relationships

between discourses, ideas or meanings, and images that symbolize profound

meaning in The Book of Changes. From the Wei, Jin to the Tang Dynasty, poetry

critics sought "the image beyond an image, the scene beyond a scene" in order

to pursue the spiritual implications and the beauty of images that are beyond

textual descriptions. This term gives expression to the artistic and aesthetic

tastes and ideals of the Chinese nation.

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