Yuan Literature I - Revision history

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 Last, he had a huge influence over the first generation of northern writers in Yuan. There are two attributes to this. He was a local hero –contemporary influence on the formation of writers from Shanxi.
 House arrest after fall of Jin caused him to become a famous teacher.
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 End of Jin – shift to Tang poetry style. Not Song.
-Yuan Haowen was a major influence in the north; he emerged from the collapse of the Jin as a major figure in three ways:
+Yuan Haowen was a major influence in the north; he emerged from the collapse of the Jin as a major figure in three ways:<br>
-) He wrote very very good poetry. – Called poetry of Loss and chao. Maybe comparable to Du Fu!
+) He wrote very very good poetry. – Called poetry of Loss and chao. Maybe comparable to Du Fu!<br>
-) Traveled and compiled a very important historical work: The Miscellaneous Compilation of Events of the Renchen Years –now lost.
+) Traveled and compiled a very important historical work: The Miscellaneous Compilation of Events of the Renchen Years –now lost. <br>
 Last, he had a huge influence over the first generation of northern writers in Yuan. There are two attributes to this. He was a local hero –contemporary influence on the formation of writers from Shanxi.
 House arrest after fall of Jin caused him to become a famous teacher.

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 The examinations was a critical backbone of the education system and the typical path to social and political power. Over the years it was reintroduced on a small scale then later abused, then removed totally. It devolved into techinical skills rather then classics and poetry.
-Now, inorder to rise in politics it was all based on patronage and personal recommendations. The examinations and fu were a very important part of Confucianism. It was thought that Confucian scholars were hated and treated poorly during this time, but no evidence supports this.
+Now, inorder to rise in politics it was all based on patronage and personal recommendations. The examinations and fu were a very important part of Confucianism. It was thought that Confucian scholars were hated and treated poorly during this time, but no evidence supports this. The Confucian ideals at the time were really just to pacify the people.
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 The examinations was a critical backbone of the education system and the typical path to social and political power. Over the years it was reintroduced on a small scale then later abused, then removed totally. It devolved into techinical skills rather then classics and poetry.
-Now, inorder to rise in politics it was all based on patronage and personal recommendations. The examinations and fu were a very important part of Confucianism. It was thought that Confucian scholars were hated and treated poorly during this time, but no evidence supports this. The Confucian ideals at the time were really just to pacify the people.
+Now, inorder to rise in politics it was all based on patronage and personal recommendations. The examinations and fu were a very important part of Confucianism. It was thought that Confucian scholars were hated and treated poorly during this time, but no evidence supports this.
 =References=
 Powerpoint [https://wiki.vm.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/uvu/images/4/45/ChineseLiteraturechapter7.pptx Presentation]<br>
 . Our book, pages:

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 The examinations was a critical backbone of the education system and the typical path to social and political power. Over the years it was reintroduced on a small scale then later abused, then removed totally. It devolved into techinical skills rather then classics and poetry.
-Now, inorder to rise in politics it was all based on patronage and personal recommendations. The examinations and fu were a very important part of Confucianism. It was thought that Confucian scholars were hated and treated poorly during this time, but no evidence supports this.
+Now, inorder to rise in politics it was all based on patronage and personal recommendations. The examinations and fu were a very important part of Confucianism. It was thought that Confucian scholars were hated and treated poorly during this time, but no evidence supports this. The Confucian ideals at the time were really just to pacify the people.
 =References=
 Powerpoint [https://wiki.vm.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/uvu/images/4/45/ChineseLiteraturechapter7.pptx Presentation]<br>
 . Our book, pages: