漢代子書的小說因素研究

1、河北師范大學(xué)碩士學(xué)位論文漢代子書的小說因素研究姓名：江治宏申請學(xué)位級別：碩士專業(yè)：中國古代文學(xué)指導(dǎo)教師：陳斯懷20100406IV Abstract As to the birth and development of Chinese novel, the modern novel researchers and scholars believe that philosophers' books

2、, historical records and myths are the three major origins. The philosophers' books of Han Dynasty worked as a link between the Pre- Qing philosophers' books and weird fictions during t

3、he Wei Jin Dynasties as well as mystery novels, playing a very important role in the development of Chinese novel. This article takes Huai Nan Tzu, Shuo Yue, Xin Xu and Annotation of Literat

4、ure and Customs as examples to explore the novel elements in philosophers' books of Han Dynasty. There are three chapters in the article. Chapter One mainly discusses the novel elements of

5、 the Huai Nan Tzu, which can be divided into two parts: the historical fable and legend. The historical fable under the Taoism dialectics illustrates characters go through happiness and sorrow,

6、 fortune and misfortune, featuring wisdom in the personality. Meanwhile, the plot is full of twists and turns along with the development of the story. The research of the Huai Nan Tzu legend

7、 shows there are many things in common between this myth and the novel in the image building and plot constructions. Chapter Two mainly discusses the novel elements of the Shuo Yuan and Xin

8、Xu. First, it introduced the Confucianism of Liu Xiang’ s effects on the images of the monarch and minister in these two books, pointing out the characteristic of the monarch is “ respecting

9、the worthy ministers and loving the people”while the minister features “ loyalty and wisdom” . So the images of the monarch and minister have become the symbolic and facial make- up characters.

10、 Then, for the research in the plots, it no longer just discusses whether the plot is complete or vivid, but puts forward two special plots to do further research via carful analysis, and c

11、onclusion. Chapter Three mainly talks about the novel elements of the Annotation of Literature and Customs. According to the formation of the book, it points out most of the stories are from