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Liu Kezhuang (劉克莊 Liú Kèzhuāng, 1187–1269), was a Song Dynasty Chinese poet and literary critic.
He is credited with selecting the first version of the anthology "Poems by a Thousand Masters" (:zh:千家詩 sometimes also known as "Poems of the Masters"). In later versions of the anthology, two of his poems are included.
Liu is considered the most important member of the "Rivers and Lakes (江湖詩派 jiānghú shīpăi)" group of poets. This group of poets favoured subjects from everyday life and rejected the refined language and courtly themes of the Kangxi school.
Several thousand of his shī poems (詩) survive, and very many of his cí poems (詞) survive as well.
During his life, Liu occupied several low-level posts in the administration; it appears that his use of poetry for social criticism got in the way of his advancement.
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劉克莊(1187年 - 1269年),初名灼,字潛夫,號後村居士,莆田城廂(今屬福建)人。吏部侍郎劉彌正之子。南宋愛國詩詞家,為江湖詩派人物。
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後村先生大全集 | creator |
後村別調 | creator |
後村詩話前集 | creator |
後村長短句 | creator |
後村集 | creator |
後邨題跋 | creator |
江西詩派小序 | creator |
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御選歷代詩餘 | 2 |
詞綜 | 1 |
欽定續文獻通考 | 1 |
御定佩文齋書畫譜 | 3 |
續資治通鑑 | 1 |
宋元學案 | 2 |
宋元詩會 | 2 |
閩中理學淵源考 | 13 |
四庫全書總目提要 | 41 |
堯山堂外紀 | 2 |
書史會要 | 1 |
兩宋名賢小集 | 2 |
館閣續錄 | 2 |
全閩詩話 | 2 |
宋史 | 5 |
四庫全書簡明目錄 | 4 |
氏族大全 | 2 |
南宋館閣錄 | 2 |
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