家庭の情景 : 李清照「金石録後序」をめぐって

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Li Ch'ing-chao (1084-ca. 1151) is the daughter of a distinguished man of letters. She became the daughter-in-law of a minister of state in marrying Zhao Mingcheng, a minor official who was an antiquarian, a book collector, and an epigrapher. The Jin shi lu is a munumental catalogue of stone and bronze objets d'art constituting a resource of considerable archaeological interest. She added a postscript after Zhao's death. The conventional picture of Li Ch'ing-chao was made on the reading of her prose. This picture is that she and her husband led an ideal life of shared intellectual pursuit in the north land and that her lot was one of unrelieved misery after he died.　But this picture was made up from many reader's hopes. We would place this proserelative in the whole literary surroundings, we could find another significance from it. I tried finding it in my essay.　
山形大学の論文
2003-02-17