고광민
2019-12-10T06:00:59Z
2019-12-10T06:00:59Z
2018-12
중국어문학논집, v. , no. 113, page. 201-222
1225-973X
http://www.dbpia.co.kr/journal/articleDetail?nodeId=NODE07594166&language=ko_KR
https://repository.hanyang.ac.kr/handle/20.500.11754/120824
One of the diverse forms of classical prose writing that emerged during the Song Dynasty is historiographic prose. Sushi left us with a body of great historiographic prose work which is characterized by a unique perspective and outstanding writing skill. This study examines Sushi’s work that concerns his appraisement of human character, with a particular focus on the criteria used by him for such appraisal. What is unique about his perspective is his use of “Shi(勢),” forces of influence, which refers to contours of an event in the totality of its causes and effects. Accordingly, appraisal of an individual is based on his ability to grasp a given situation with its causes and possible outcomes and to apply the knowledge of “Shi(勢)” properly. Furthermore, a great individual is one who goes beyond understanding “Shi(勢)” and create it. Creation of “Shi(勢)” consists ultimately in the harmonious unity attained by the realization of one’s aim by making the wishes and desires of others come true. Sushi’s conception of “Shi(勢)” is more procedural than consequential, more comprehensive and deep-rooted than fragmentary and superficial. With the aid of superb linguistic techniques of analysis, hypothesis and analogy, Sushi succeeded in transforming particular historical events into literature of universal significance. It is thanks mainly to Sushi’s contribution that the appraisement of human character became an important prose form in the Song Dynasty.
ko_KR
중국어문학연구회
Sushi
prose
Renwulun(人物論)
the basis of an assessment
shi(勢)
蘇軾 人物論에 나타난 인물 평가의 근거 初探 ― 勢를 중심으로
A Preliminary Study of Sushi’s Appraisement of Human Character
Article
113
10.25021/JCLL.2018.12.113.201
201-222
중국어문학논집
고광민
Ko, Kwang-min
2018018224
S
COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES[S]
DEPARTMENT OF CHINESE LANGUAGE & LITERATURE
A005752