論路寒袖臺語詩《春天个花蕊》的用韻與用字
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2008-01-??
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林香薇
Hsiang Wei Lin
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國立臺灣師範大學研究發展處
Office of Research and Development
Office of Research and Development
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本文以路寒袖的臺語詩集《春天花蕊》為範圍，探討該書的用韻和用字。用韻部份，先是確認押韻規則，歸納該書押韻的類型；其次與其他閩南語民間文學相比，找出在用韻的寬嚴、換韻頻率與韻腳的種類上有何異同；並討論韻腳通用的常例與特例。用字部份，針對幾個發音不同，但表示的概念相同或相近的例子，來探索詩人選用漢字的觀念；再以幾個臺語特有詞為例，分析詩人對臺語漢字類型的選用；最後從音字系統性的角度來觀察他的用字系統。
This article explores the rhyme and Chinese Character Use in Lu Han-Xiu’s Taiwanese Poem Chun1-thinn1-E5-Hue1-Lui2. As for the rhyme, I first looked at Lu’s inductive rhyme patterns in terms of the standard scheme of possible metric-foot patterns. Next, I compared Lu’s poems with Taiwanese folklore literature in terms of “loose” and “strict” rhyming, changing rhyme frequency, and categories of metric-foot patterns. Then I compared the standard metric foot pattern with Lu’s special type of alternating rhymes. As for character use, I focused on different pronunciations of the same concept or similar concept to understand Lu’s opinion of Chinese characters. I then collected the Taiwanese characters used in Lu’s poems and analyzed his choices of Taiwanese character patterns. Finally, from the standpoint of the poet’s character-sound system, I elucidated his character system.
This article explores the rhyme and Chinese Character Use in Lu Han-Xiu’s Taiwanese Poem Chun1-thinn1-E5-Hue1-Lui2. As for the rhyme, I first looked at Lu’s inductive rhyme patterns in terms of the standard scheme of possible metric-foot patterns. Next, I compared Lu’s poems with Taiwanese folklore literature in terms of “loose” and “strict” rhyming, changing rhyme frequency, and categories of metric-foot patterns. Then I compared the standard metric foot pattern with Lu’s special type of alternating rhymes. As for character use, I focused on different pronunciations of the same concept or similar concept to understand Lu’s opinion of Chinese characters. I then collected the Taiwanese characters used in Lu’s poems and analyzed his choices of Taiwanese character patterns. Finally, from the standpoint of the poet’s character-sound system, I elucidated his character system.