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| On the Shih Ching Study during the period of Wei-Jin and Southern-Northern Dynasties |
| [1]华中师范大学文学院，湖北武汉430079 [2]泰山学院中文系，山东泰安271000 |
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Abstract Many fruits in the Shih Ching study had been achieved during the period of Wei Jin and Southern Northern Dynasties, which were not only the advancement of Chinese classics research, but also the coming of the self consciousness period in literature. In this period, the Shih Ching study paid more attention to lyricism than moralism of Qin and Han Dynasty. The paper discusses the Shih Ching study from the point of view of Chinese classics research scholar, literary critics and other people.
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Received: 25 April 2003
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