| Tse Yiu-man(Xie Yaowen），translator of A Selection of William Wordsworth s Lyrics and two of Thomas Gray s long poems The Bard and The Progress of Poesy author of On Embracing the Abstract and Holding the Concrete；ex-editor-in-chief with World Literature and Art sponsored by Foreign Lauguages Department of Jinan University. |
| Introduction Chapter One:Cycle1 Tian天(Heaven)，Di地（Earth)，Ren人（Man) Chapter Two:Cycle2 Ru儒（Confucianism），Dao道（Taoism），Fo佛（Buddhism):Poetics of Transcendental Inwardness and Pragmatic Reason Chapter Three:Cycle3 Shen神（Shpirit，Spirituality，“Realm of Pure Experience”，etc.) Qi气（Breath，Vital Force，Formative Energy） Yi意（Psychological Impulse，Mood，Idea，etc） Chapter Four:Cycle4 Li理（Principle，Reason，Truth，Inherent Order Significance） Shi事（Event Situation Process Matter Things） Qing情（Manner of Being Human Feelings Expressiveness of Physical Objects) Chapter Five:Cycle5 Fu赋（Narrative-Descriptive Mode;A Genre:Rhyme-Prose) Bi比（Similaic/Analogical Mode) Xing兴（Evocative/Associative Mode) Chapter Six:Cycle6 Ge格(Sthle Structure; Literary Ethics:Paradigm) Jing境(World of Poetic Visions Ideorealm) Zhi致(Aesthetic Individuality Brilliance of Humanity) Chapter Seven:Cycle7 Gao高(Poetic Abstraction Sublimity Highness Loftiness) Da大(Poetic Digestion Greatness Broadness Spaciousness Magnificence) Shen深(Poetic COnvolution Depths Inexhaustibility Indeterminacy) Chapter Eight:Cycle8 Gang-Rou刚柔（Hard Firm Unyielding;Soft Gentle Yielding) Xu-Shi虚实(Vacuity and Solidity) Nong-Dan浓淡(Richness and SImplicity) Chapter Nine:Cycle9 Zheng bian正变（Orthodoxy and Variation/Intertextuality) Ya su雅俗(The Refined and the Popular) Wen bai文白(The Classical and the Vernacular) Bibliography Index Postscript |
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