ARCHITECTURAL TERMS IN POETRY WRITTEN DURING CHINA'S DANG DYNASTY : Compare with Japanese poetry in Japan's middle dynasty

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  • ZHANG Yiwen
    Dept. of Architecture, Urban Engineering and Civil Engineering, Nagoya Institute of Technology
  • WAKAYAMA Shigeru
    Dept. of Architecture, Urban Engineering and Civil Engineering, Nagoya Institute of Technology
  • MATSUMOTO Naoji
    Dept. of Architecture, Urban Engineering and Civil Engineering, Nagoya Institute of Technology

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  • 唐詩の中の建築用語に関する研究 : 古典和歌と比較して
  • トウシ ノ ナカ ノ ケンチク ヨウゴ ニカンスルケンキュウ コテン ワカ ト

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Architectural terms in China's Dang Dynasty (618-907) poetry was analyzed and then compared with the Japanese poetry written during Japan's Middle Dynasty (629-1200). All architectural terms were analyzed in the context of poems. We analyze:(1) the variety of architecture and architectural terms in the Chinese poems; (2) the priority of outside space in the poems; (3) the meaning of 'gate' in Chinese poems; (4) the emotions of Chinese poets with respect to their home country; (5) the 'road' and 'castle' in the sense of outside space in Chinese poems; (6) the 'vehicle' and 'boat' in the sense of dynamic space in the poems; (7) the differences in expression between the Chinese and Japanese traditions.

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