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論平安文人都良香之形塑與唐代文人軼事之關係

The Legend of Miyako no Yoshika: A Canvass of Literary Relations between Heian Japan and Tang China

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Written in the form of citations, the Gōdanshō (GDS) is a classical work that records the speeches of the Japanese author, Ōe no Masafusa. While many of the legendary tales about Japanese celebrities could trace their beginnings to GDS, it has been in turn deemed as a work that imitates the format of writing in Chinese miscellanies (biji) of the Song dynasty. The imitation is especially obvious in the story of Miyako no Yoshika. Masafusa chose to base his narrative practice on the Chinese anecdotal tradition, and expanded the legend of Yoshika with details he incorporated from the tales of Li Bo and Luo Binwang of the Tang dynasty. This paper discusses the techniques and materials that Masafusa employed in his depiction of the literati in Heian Japan; in addition, it attempts to compare the Yoshika legend with Chinese sources and argues for the influence that Tang-Song literature cast on Heian compositions.

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