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Research on the Causes of the Liubowen Legends and Derivative Process

Author: ChenSongLin
Tutor: LvLiHan
School: Wenzhou University
Course: Folklore
Keywords: Liu Bowen legend Generate reasons Derivative track
CLC: K248
Type: Master's thesis
Year: 2010
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Abstract


This paper attempts to use the theory of folklore, cultural anthropology, legend , narrative , history and other disciplines , the to explore Bowen legend generate reasons and derivative process . The main text is divided into four parts, the first emperor gave Liu Ji Yu Shu Chao Patent -depth analysis that the initiator of the deification of Liu Ji Zhu Yuanzhang . This is a loss for the source of the legend . Second part of the son of Liu Ji inspired Huangbo Sheng Liu Ji biographer and publication of the Collected Works of Liu Ji 's motives , and thinks that the descendants of Liu Ji adoption of these initiatives in a particular political context , the subjective motives for family Bihuo protect themselves from the analysis in an objective effect compared to Liu Ji was deified from the role in fueling the legendary life , prophecy master, Fortune army, division, three legends from the establishment of Motif ; the middle of the Ming Dynasty , Liu Ji family descendants due to various considerations , the court permission ancestors temple built under the temple , resulting in Liu Ji really took to the altar . This is a loss for the legend of the origin . The third part of the focus of analysis of the Ming and Qing dynasties novels and operas loss for literary interpretation of the legend that it is through the interpretation of the \plump and more popular. The author 's interpretation greatly enriched the content of the Bowen legend , but also become the main channel of the folk understanding of Liu Ji . This is Bowen legend derivative . The fourth part focuses on the creation of a loss for oral folk legends . That oral creation of the common people can be divided into two broad categories : on the original legend Motif germinal and pioneering ; derived in the original Motif basis of a new legend Motif . In process of Bowen legend derivative , the role of the common people are the most critical , Liu Ji , \

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