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A Study on the Succession and Transformation in the Variety of traditional yue-fu poetrys “Wuyeti” and “Wuxiqu” from Tang dynasty.

Suh, Yong-Jun 1

1서울대학교

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ABSTRACT

Old style yuefu folks “Wuyeti” were the collage of some ballads of the feminine sensibility, which combined the eventual emotion of a woman who suffered distress from her unsuccessful love relations. From those old yuefu lyrics, two new yuefu of Southern dynasties style were divided. These Southern dynasties style yuefu were named as “Wuyetii- Crow crying night” and “Wuxiqu-Crow sleeping Night”. Traditionally the poets could recognize the difference of that two yuefus and they didn’t confuse the use of these poems. “Crow crying night” was tragic mood like old “Wuyeti”. “Crow sleeping night” was a lyrical romance of love adventure of southern province folk guys including noble ones. The loss of music had affected the status of these yuefus. Entering Song dynasty, No new lyric was produced by poets in literary space. A few ones had just reused some existing themes. The totality of these concrete remains of old folks makes us find the literary opinions of those ancient literary experts on the meaning of “Wuyeti” and “Wuxiqu”.

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