Includes a section on 'Understanding Weirdness: A Hermeneutic Strategy for Complex xing and Ritual Imagery in the Shi Jing'
With a 'focus on three poems from the Guo Feng: Juan Er 卷耳, “The Cocklebur” (Mao 3), You Hu 有狐, “There is a fox” (Mao 63) and Nan Shan 南山, “The Southern Mountain” (Mao 101).'
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Oracle Poems Ritual Awareness, Symbolism and Creativity in Shi Jing 詩經 Poetics (MA Thesis)
Date: 2020-10-20 09:37 am (UTC)Includes a section on 'Understanding Weirdness: A Hermeneutic Strategy for Complex xing and Ritual Imagery in the Shi Jing'
With a 'focus on three poems from the Guo Feng: Juan Er 卷耳, “The Cocklebur”
(Mao 3), You Hu 有狐, “There is a fox” (Mao 63) and Nan Shan 南山, “The Southern Mountain” (Mao 101).'