"This is the first book-length study of panegyric poetry - yingzhao shi or poetry presented to imperial rulers - in the Chinese tradition. Examining poems written during the Wei-Jin Nanbeichao, or early medieval period (220-619), Fusheng Wu provides an exploration of the sociopolitical background against which these poems were written and a close analysis of the formal conventions of the poems." "By reconstructing the human drama behind the composition of these poems, Wu shows that writing under imperial command could be a matter of grave consequence. The poets' work could determine the rise and fall of careers, or even cost lives. While panegyric poetry has been largely dismissed as perfunctory and insincere, such poems reveal much about the relations between monarchs and the intellectuals they patronized and also compel us to reexamine the canonical Chinese notion of poetic production as personal, spontaneous expression."--BOOK JACKET.
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翻了一遍，感觉大部分内容就是把应诏诗一首首拿来翻译分析，总体比较平。
评分翻了一遍，感觉大部分内容就是把应诏诗一首首拿来翻译分析，总体比较平。
评分翻了一遍，感觉大部分内容就是把应诏诗一首首拿来翻译分析，总体比较平。
评分翻了一遍，感觉大部分内容就是把应诏诗一首首拿来翻译分析，总体比较平。
评分对于中国读者应该说是非常浅显的一本书，但是通过对故人在“体制内写作”的分析，可以窥见到中国古代文学对于文字探索的策略与西方截然不同，它极大可能地发掘文字本身的力量与美感，不逃避其政治目的，但是却以铺陈与赘述去弱化其说教感。
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