Sustainable Development Goals
Abstract/Objectives
1‧Summary: This course is a comprehensive study of literary theory and literary criticism of classical poetry, combining "topical" and "work analysis" with "historical" investigation of literary development. The course design takes themes and categories as the "weft" and changes in the times and development of literary styles as the "warp", and adopts "diachronic research" and "synchronic analysis" simultaneously. It plans to teach several important critical theories in the history of Chinese poetics and ci studies, and conduct critical analysis based on examples of works. 2‧Objectives: The teaching goal of this course is to guide students to be able to use classical poetry criticism theory to conduct thematic and systematic research on texts. The ultimate goal is also to hope that every student taking this course can write a paper that can be submitted for publication.
Results/Contributions

1. Students can understand several major aspects and research methods of Chinese classical poetry criticism

2. Students can understand the origin, background and circulation of Chinese classical poetry criticism

3. Students can grasp the unique spiritual connotation of poetry

4. Students understand the artistic characteristics of "Ci" that are different from "Poetry", and use this to understand the general situation of the dispute between "Poetization" and "Maintaining the Original Character" in the history of Ci: Ci, in accordance with its own characteristics, develops its artistic potential and creates its own independent values ​​and standards that are different from poetry. This allows students to understand the disjunctive characteristics between "Poetry" and "Ci" in the history of Ci, which are both different and borrowed from each other.

5. Enable students to have a bird’s eye view of the themes and characteristics of criticism at each stage in the history of Chinese classical poetry criticism.

Keywords
Literary Criticism、Literary Criticism、Theory of Stu、Spirit of the Subject 、Principles of Aesthetic Appeal、Systematic Criticism
Contact Information
黃雅莉
yali@mx.nthu.edu.tw , huangyali1966@gmail.com