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An Intertextual Analysis of the Poems in Mao Zonggang’s Edition of The Romance of the Three Kingdoms(PDF)

《南京师大学报》(社会科学版)[ISSN:1006-6977/CN:61-1281/TN]

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2014年02期
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Title:
An Intertextual Analysis of the Poems in Mao Zonggang’s Edition of The Romance of the Three Kingdoms
Author(s):
WANG Ling
Keywords:
The Romance of the Three Kingdoms Mao Zonggang’s edition verses intertextuality
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The poems in the novel The Romance of the Three Kingdoms fall into three types: poems written by the characters as historical figures; poems concerning history written by others poets; and poems written by the novelist himself. Borrowed from other writers, the former two types show their independence from the text of the novel and thus extend and enrich the meaning of the novel through intertextual links between the novel and the original texts of the quoted poems. The third type, though comparatively weak in making intertextual implications, can build a kind of inter texts for the development of the plot of the novel. If the intertextuality between the novel and the former two types of poems are more in line with what the western theory of intertextuality means, the intertextuality between poems created by the novelist and the novel itself is more in agreement with what Chinese traditional inter-textual rhetoric device refers to.

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