把她变成我的:中世纪早期和早期的妇女和财产修辞

IF 0.3 4区 社会学 0 ASIAN STUDIES Early Medieval China Pub Date : 2013-12-01 DOI:10.1179/1529910413Z.0000000007
Robert Joe Cutter
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中世纪早期和早期的诗歌及相关体裁中对女性的描写经常使用一种修辞手段,即效果,在诗歌中通常被称为纹章。这种纹章的使用主要见于对女神的赋,在楚辞的召唤诗中,以及在某些齐诗或七体诗中。我们可以看到在女人的光辉和财产的修辞之间的联系这在召唤诗和许多赋中都有体现,它们有列举的倾向,包括对旅程的空间列举以及随之而来的财产概念。
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TO MAKE HER MINE: WOMEN AND THE RHETORIC OF PROPERTY IN EARLY AND EARLY MEDIEVAL FU
Abstract The description of women in early and early medieval fu and related genres often employs the rhetorical device know as effictio, usually referred to in poetry as the blazon. The use of the blazon is mainly seen in fu on goddesses, in the Summons Poems of Chu ci, and in certain poems in the Qi, or Sevens, genre. A connection is seen between the blazoning of women and the rhetoric of property that informs the Summons Poems and many fu, with their enumerative tendencies, including the spatial enumerations of the journey and the attendant notions of possession.
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