The Research of Mythical and Supernatural Stories and its Culture Content from “Qing Suo Gao Yi”

• Main Authors: Yi-fang Chen, 陳儀芳
• Other Authors: Ya-huiy Yang
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2014
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/dk3cde

碩士 === 國立中山大學 === 中國文學系研究所 === 102 === The subject of this research is “The Research of Mythical and Supernatural Stories and its Culture Content from “Qing Suo Gao Yi””. It discussed humanistic psychological implications created from mythical and supernatural stories from “Qing Suo Goa Yi” which included topics that narrated unusual and wrote weird stories such as marriage between human and non-human, mythical karma and mythical perception, etc. It analyzed life modality and how to construct world view and cultural system to view the world that the people of Song Dynasty wanted to formulated. There are total 6 chapters in this research. Chapter One, Introduction, explained research motive, purpose, scope and method, and it also reviewed former research results. Chapter Two, observation and resolving doubts of “Qing Suo Goa Yi”, introduced naming resource, publication year of this book, and then discusses writers and styles of contents of this book. Chapter Three explored cultural perspective of marriage between human and non-human in the stories. It conveyed central idea in the stories through marriage between human and deity, human and ghost and human and demon. It also described depth psychological implications such as interpretations of gender and sexual desire and matchmaking on cultural field through stories of marriage between human and non-human. Chapter Four is story of mythical karma. It analyzed two types of stories which are gratitude stories about good karma for penny and revenge stories about evil with evil recompense which reflected direct connection between ethics, disaster and happiness and expected sarcasm and admonition for promoting virtues and punishing evils and exhortations enlightenment. Chapter Five described cultural perspective in the story of mythical perception. It used perception such as dream world, oracles, divination and physiognomy, etc. to reflect destiny thought and desire of spiritual commitment to reveal Chinese collective thinking and deep-rooted culture of dreams and culture of perception. Chapter Six, Conclusion, concluded research findings of the whole research.