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文艺理论研究 ›› 2017, Vol. 37 ›› Issue (3): 95-108.

• 古代文论与古代文学的理论研究 • 上一篇    下一篇

“重拙大”源于书论说——晚清词学转向的文化与文学史背景分析

姜荣刚   

  1. 许昌学院文学与传媒学院
  • 出版日期:2017-05-25 发布日期:2018-01-24
  • 作者简介:姜荣刚,文学博士,许昌学院文学与传媒学院副教授,主要从事中国近代文学转型及文艺学研究。
  • 基金资助:
    本文为国家社科基金[项目编号:15BZW120]、河南省高校创新人才支持计划[项目编号:2016-CX-011]、河南省高校青年骨干教师支持计划[2015GGJS-146]、河南省高校哲学社会科学优秀学者项目[项目编号:2017-YXXZ-17]阶段成果。

The Origination of "Zhong Zhuo Da" from Calligraphy Critique: the Cultural and Literary Historical Background of the Turn of Ci-poetry Criticism in the late Qing Dynasty

Jiang Ronggang   

  1. the College of Literature and Media, Xuchang University (Xuchang 461000, China)
  • Online:2017-05-25 Published:2018-01-24
  • About author:Jiang Ronggang, Ph.D., is an associate professor at the College of Literature and Media, Xuchang University (Xuchang 461000, China). He academic interests are the transformation of modern Chinese Literature and the theories of literature and art.

摘要: “重拙大”是晚清词学的一个重要命题,由于一直以来其理论来源不明,导致学界对其阐释存在种种歧误,以至迄今为止仍无定论。通过晚清相关文化变迁的全面考察,大体可以确定此种美学范式直接起源于其时盛行一时的碑学理论,为碑书美学的基本特点。由于晚清词的发展面临与书法类似的问题,词论家因此将其引入词学,属于典型的类比批评。厘清了“重拙大”的直接理论来源,便可循此对其内涵进行较为准确的阐释。

关键词: 重拙大, 晚清词学, 碑学, 况周颐

Abstract: "Zhong Zhuo Da" (Strength, Refined Antiquity, and Grandiosity) is an important theory of ci-poetry in the late Qing Dynasty, since its theoretical origin remains unknown, there are so various interpretations of the theory that there is still no consensus on its origin. Through a comprehensive study of the related cultural changes in the late Qing Dynasty, the paper argues that it is almost certain that the aesthetic paradigm should originate from the theory of tablet calligraphy critique. Given the shared problem with the development of ci-poetry and calligraphy in the late Qing Dynasty, critics introduced tablet calligraphy critique into ci-poetry criticism, which is type of ana. To clarify its direct theoretical sources, we can make a more accurate interpretation of its connotation.

Key words: Zhong Zhuo Da, ci-poetry criticism in the late Qing Dynasty, tablet calligraphy, Kuang Zhouyi