The Influence of Chenwei on Han Dynasty Literature and Literary Theory
Fengyi Fengyi Zhang (張峰屹) Zhang
Journal of Chinese Humanities · 2022
doi:10.1163/23521341-12340125 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
Apocryphal chenwei ideas and beliefs rose to prominence in the Han dynasty as a political and cultural movement that became closely intertwined with orthodox classical scholarship. These ideas and beliefs profoundly influenced the literature and literary theory of this period, and their influence must be taken into consideration – alongside that of classical scholarship – when undertaking Han dynasty literary and cultural research. A comprehensive understanding of Han dynasty literature and literary thought can only be obtained when connections to both chenwei themes and classical scholarship have been recognized. Accordingly, this article seeks to shed light on the strong links between chenwei concepts and Han dynasty literary thought through an examination of chenwei influence on Han dynasty poetry and literary theories.
Abstract licence: CC BY
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