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《“作”者與王權經義的話語形構》新書分享會 Book Launch of “Authorship” and the Discursive Formation of Imperial Authority
School of Chinese Scholar Book Talk
《“作”者與王權經義的話語形構》新書分享會
Book Launch of “Authorship” and the Discursive Formation of Imperial Authority
摘要 Abstract:
《春秋》在漢代的正典化進程引發了一系列豐沛的詮釋和激烈的論辯，呈現出作者、修辭、媒介、闡釋、體制、史撰、權力等議題多維互動的話語景觀。本書以比較詩學的立場重訪這一充滿張力的歷史劇場，將漢代《春秋》學視作一項宏闊而複雜的話語運動，在世界經典研究及其理論資源的稜鏡中進行觀察，向讀者展現其間的運作機制、詮釋特徵與歷史效應。
The canonization of the Spring and Autumn Annals during the Han Dynasty gave rise to a wealth of interpretations and intense debates, yielding discursive landscapes characterized by multidimensional interactions among issues such as authorship, rhetoric, media, hermeneutics, institution, historiography, and power. From the perspective of comparative poetics, “Authorship” and the Discursive Formation of Imperial Authority revisits this highly charged historical theater through the prism of global canonical studies and relevant theoretical resources.
講者簡介 About the Speaker:
郭西安 復旦大學中文系副教授，碩士生導師，曾為普林斯頓大學訪問教授。主要從事比較詩學研究，尤其關注跨學科與跨文化視域下重訪中國經學話語的“正典化”機制，海外漢學、語文學、詮釋學、世界文學等學術實踐史，以及文學跨學科對話等議題。
Xi’an (Annie) Guo is Associate Professor of Comparative Literature at Fudan University and was a Visiting Professor at Princeton University. Her main field of research is Comparative Poetics. Guo’s publications revolve around topics of revisiting Chinese canonical tradition from comparative perspectives, discursive practices in the fields of Sinology, Philology, Hermeneutics and World Literature, along with interdisciplinary studies of literature.
