Sustainable Development Goals
Abstract/Objectives
The lyrics of the Tang and Song dynasties are a record of how the lyricists experienced life, and a summary of their experiences. It deeply attracts readers with its feminine literary charm, and has a subtle and lasting effect on the reader's emotional world and psychological temperament. This course selects a few famous writers and masterpieces in the various stages of development of the Tang and Song poems, hoping that by studying the Tang and Song poems, which focus on the writing of the consciousness of life and the private inner spirit, students can feel the richness of the emotional life in the poems and the extraordinary fullness of the human nature, and move towards the sublimation of spiritual aesthetics and transcendence when reading the former works.
Results/Contributions

This programme is designed to teach the development and evolution of lyrics in the Tang and Song dynasties, and to build up a professional understanding of lyric literature in students' minds. The learning outcomes are as follows:

To understand the origins and background of lexical styles.

To understand that the narrow and deep nature of the word is suitable for the exploration of inner emotions.

Students will understand the artistic characteristics of the word, which is different from that of poetry, and through this, they will learn about the controversy between "poeticisation" and "preservation of the original colours" in the history of the word, and understand the milestone contributions of individual wordsmiths to the history of the word.

Students will understand the aesthetic value of the word, the sense of life, and the rules of the development of word history through the study of the word.

Through the combination of words and life, students will use modern psychology to read ancient poets, so that the subtle and hidden beauty of the heart of the word can be shared with the modern heart.

Keywords
Tang and Song lyricists, spiritual world,Sensual mind、Life practice、Appreciation ability
Contact Information
黃雅莉
yali@mx.nthu.edu.tw , huangyali1966@gmail.com