Dấu ấn Nho - Đạo - Phật trong thơ ca của các nữ thi nhân thời Đường - Ngũ đại. (Vietnamese)

By analyzing poetry written by women during the Tang - Five Dynasties period, this article points out the imprints of three important ideologies in Chinese culture (Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism). Among these, Confucianism has the deepest imprint expressed through the consciousness of women about their roles in the family. Taoist imprints are also a noteworthy point in the poetry of women in Tang - Five Dynasties period, whose most concentrated expression are the poems writing about the daily lives of the female Taoists. In addition, it is also expressed through the devotion in the poetry by some royal women as well as in the rich imaginings related to the fairy in the poetry by women in various social classes. In contrast, the imprint of Buddhism is relatively faint and mostly associated with depiction of the activities such as visiting pagodas, listening to Buddhist scriptures, and using Zen jargon in some poems by a few authors. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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