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2020 | OriginalPaper | Buchkapitel
The Construction and Analysis of Annotated Imagery Corpus of Three Hundred Tang Poems
verfasst von : Xingyue Hao, Sijia Ge, Yang Zhang, Yuling Dai, Peiyi Yan, Bin Li
Erschienen in: Chinese Lexical Semantics
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Abstract
Imagery is one of the core elements in understanding and appreciating ancient poetry. Lack of imagery data leads to subjective researches in traditional imagery theory. Some quantitative studies are recently proposed but such studies are in lack of annotated corpora. This paper reports the construction of a richly annotated imagery corpus compiled from Three Hundred Tang Poems, a classic poetry anthology. The analysis of 4,496 imageries is made, showing that the use of imagery is a long tail distribution, which conforms to Zipf’s law, and that poets prefer to use natural imageries with metaphorical meanings. The use of imagery reflects a poet’s writing style to some extent, but it cannot be the golden standard for evaluating the quality of poetry.