A Basic Research on "shi-dai," in the Heian Periodo

这两年来，我对中国诗歌的“诗代”进行了基础性的研究，收集并重新审视了平安汉诗。并对日本汉诗与中国汉诗进行了比较研究。这项研究的中心是“dai-ei-罗阿”，或与一个给定的主题组成。2001年和2002年，我作为访问学者在北京日本研究中心做的。结果表明：1.本文借助北京师范大学日本古典文学研究学者的帮助，推动了《大咏论》与中国古典诗歌的比较研究，揭示了《大咏论》创立的过程，并在中国古典诗歌中发现了一些新的材料。2.笔者尝试将首都师范大学中国古代文学研究中心编制的基于《中国古代文学数字图书馆》的文献检索系统应用于比较研究。这一尝试有助于搜索 ...更多信息 g参考文献，这使我在澄清平安汉诗的特点方面取得了很大的进展，3。此外，作为《时代念表》描写研究的一部分，我还对中日诗歌进行了比较研究。具体内容如下：（1）通过与中国的日中比较文学研究者的讨论，我确定了以下几点：影响日本皇家诗集编辑程序的基本思想源于儒家思想，即B。相比之下，中国并没有相应的历代帝王编选诗歌的悠久传统。世纪的朝鲜也有类似的情况。皇家文集的存在是日本文学传统中的一个独特现象。这种独特性来自于选本的内容、选本在历史上延续的传统和长期存在的规范技术。(2)日本诗歌最早以翻译的形式出现在明代的日本学研究中。我清楚地表明，日本研究中发现的日本诗歌的翻译和翻译是基于他们从日本人那里听到的。它是通过使用语言学和比较文学的方法来检查翻译和翻译。4.我在研究报告中发表了一部分为期两年的研究结果，标题为“来自皇家史大念表的手稿，第一系列”。“少

I have conducted a basic research on "shi-dai, " or titles of Chinese poems for these two years, collecting and reexamining original Heian Chinese poems. I have also conducted a comparative study of Chinese Poems by Japanese and those by Chinese. The study centers on "dai-ei-roa," or composition with a given theme. It was done at Beijin Japan Research Center, when I was there as a visiting scholar in 2001 and 2002. The results are : 1. By promoting comparative study of dai'ei-ron and the Classical Chinese poetry with aids by scholars of the classical Japanese literature at Beijin Normal University, I have revealed the process of the establishment of dai-ei and found some new material in ancient Chinese poetry. 2. I actually made an attempt to apply to the comparative study the reference-searching system based on the Digital Library of Classical Chinese Literature compiled by the Research Center of Classical Chinese Literature, Capital Normal University. The attempt facilitated searchin … More g references, which allowed me to make much advancement in clarifying the characteristics of the Heian Chinese poetry, 3. Furthermore, as a part of the study on the descriptions in Shidai-Nenpyo, I also conducted a study comparing/contrasting the Chinese poetry and the Japanese one. The details are : (1) Discussing with Chinese researchers on Japanese-Chinese comparative literature, I ascertained the following; a. The fundamental ideas that influenced the editing procedures of the Japanese royal anthologies of poetry originated in Confucianism, b. By contrast, in China, there was no corresponding long-lasting tradition of the emperors' editing poetical anthologies, c. There is a similar case in the 15th century Korea, d. The existence of the royal anthologies is quite unique to the Japanese literary tradition, e. The uniqueness comes from the anthologies' contents, the sheer fact that the tradition continued in the history, and the long-lasting normative techniques. (2) Japanese poetry first appeared in the Chinese literature in the Japan Study, a research made in the Ming era, in the form of translation. I made it clear that the transcriptions and translations of Japanese poetry found in the Japan Study were based on what they heard from the Japanese people. It was made possible by examining the transcriptions and translations using linguistic and comparative-literary methods. 4. I published a part of the results of the two-year research above in Research Report under the title, "Manuscripts from Royal Shidai-Nenpyo, the First Series." Less