INFORMATION ABOUT THE DOCTORAL THESIS
1. Full name of the doctoral candidate:Pham Van Dung
2. Gender: Female
3. Date of birth: February 1, 1977
4. Place of birth: Thai Binh
5. Decision to recognize doctoral students No.: 3202/QD-SDH dated November 8, 2010.
6. Changes in the training process: None.
7. Thesis title:Researching the anthologies of Vietnamese classical Chinese poetry from the 15th century.
8. Specialization: Sino-Vietnamese Studies Code: 62.22.01.04
9. Scientific supervisor:Assoc. Prof. Dr. Pham Van Khoai.
10. Summary of the new findings of the thesis:
- This is the first time the thesis has conducted an in-depth study of three collections of Vietnamese classical Chinese poetry from the 15th century and placed them in a correlative relationship.
- Identify and describe the selected texts for study; clarify the organizational methods of the three poetry anthologies through analysis of their internal structure and correlational structure according to units and levels, as a basis for classification into two groups: the national poetry anthology, "imperial decrees published" (Vietnamese Poetry Collection) and the specialized anthologies according to "poetry rules," "excerpts" (Selected Poems of Various Schools and Excerpts Poetry Collection).
- Analyze and identify the foundations and criteria for compiling the Vietnamese-language poetry collection.
- Identify the characteristics of classical Chinese poetry in the Selected Classical Poems of Various Scholars and the Anthology of Exquisite Poems.
- To identify the establishment, movement, and development of the process of compiling the Đại Việt (Vietnam) classical Chinese poetry anthology in the 15th century.
11. Practical applications:
- The results obtained from the three examination methods can serve as a basis for reference and compilation of future examinations.
- The research findings of this thesis can be used to teach specialized topics on entrance examinations and examination studies for the fields of Sino-Vietnamese studies and medieval Vietnamese literature.
12. Future research directions:
Based on specific studies of three anthologies of Vietnamese classical Chinese poetry from the 15th century, this thesis proposes a direction for developing research on classical Chinese poetry anthologies according to the principles of poetics, classifying anthologies, and generalizing and drawing out trends in anthology editing in broader scopes, as well as the basic contents of poetics in general, and classical Chinese poetry in particular (units, levels, ideas). These studies, from a philological perspective, will serve as a source of documentation for research on classical Chinese poetry in medieval Vietnam.
13. Published works related to the dissertation:
13.1. Pham Van Dung (2012), “Three sets of poetry anthologies and the poetic tradition of Dai Viet in the 15th century”, Proceedings of the Conference on Forty Years of Training and Research in Han Nom (1972 – 2012), National University of Hanoi Publishing House, Hanoi, pp. 285 – 300.
13.2. Pham Van Dung (2013), “Vietnamese Poetry Collection – the first poetry anthology, source material for later poetry compilation works”, Research on Vietnamese Chinese-language Poetry Anthology, Hanoi University of Education Publishing House, Hanoi, pp. 89-95.
13.3. Pham Van Dung (2015), “Understanding Phan Phu Tien’s poetic conception through the New Edition of Viet Am Thi Tap Tu”, Proceedings of the Young Scientists Conference on Interdisciplinary Research in Social Sciences and Humanities – Approaches from Theoretical and Practical Perspectives, University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Hanoi, pp. 549–563.
13.4. Pham Van Dung (2016), “Is the Thuong Tien Viet Am Thi Tap Bieu by Chu Xa or Phan Phu Tien?”, Han Nom Journal (3), pp. 27 – 35.
13.5. Pham Van Dung (2016), “Excerpts from Hoang Duc Luong's poetry collection – Evolutionary steps in poetic conception and the spirit of independence and self-reliance in national culture”, Proceedings of the National Scientific Conference on 30 years of innovation in research on Literature, Art and Han Nom: Achievements – Issues – Prospects, Hanoi National University Publishing House, Hanoi, pp. 178 – 189.
13.6. Pham Van Dung (2017), "Three collections of Vietnamese classical poetry from the 15th century viewed from the number of authors and poems", Han Nom Journal (3), pp.14 – 25.
INFORMATION ON DOCTORAL THESIS
1. Full name: Pham Van Dung 2. Sex: Female
3. Date of birth: 01st Feb 1977 4. Place of birth: Thai Binh
5. Admission decision number: 3202/QĐ–SĐH Date: 08th Nov 2010
6. Changes in academic process: None
7.Official thesis title: A Study of 15thCentury Vietnamese Anthologies of Classical Chinese Poetry
8. Major: Sino-Nom Studies Code: 62.22.01.04
9. Supervisor: Associate Professor Pham Van Khoai
10. Summary of original findings:
- This thesis is the first in-depth study of the three Vietnamese anthologies of Classical Chinese poetry from the 15thDANCE.
- This thesis studies and describes different versions of each anthology to show their structure and sort them into two groups: 1) the anthologies compiled under the order of the emperor, for example, Anthology of Poems in the National Language and, 2) the anthologies compiled based on the structures and styles of the poems, for example, Anthology of the Great Poets of the Regulated Verses and based on authors' intentions regarding aesthetics (excerpt diem), for example, Quote diem thi tap (Anthology of Beautiful Verses).
- This dissertation analyzes and points out the principles and rules by which The Anthology of Poems in the National Language was compiled and edited.
- This thesis studies the process of compilation and creation of the anthologies.
11. Practical applicability, if any:
- Studying the structures of the three anthologies will set up the basis for understanding other anthologies written in Classical Chinese.
- The results of this thesis will contribute materials to teaching and learning Sino-Nom Studies and Vietnamese Middle Age Literature in Vietnamese Universities.
12. Further research directions, if any:
In future research, I would like to study other ancient anthologies of poetry. The results will contribute to understandings of the process of making poetry anthologies in ancient Vietnam in general.
13. Thesis-related publications:
13.1. Pham Van Dung (2012), “The three anthologies and the Đại Việt ancient poetry in the 15th century”, Proceedings of the Forty Years of Training and Research in Han Nom (1972 – 2012) Conference, Hanoi National University Publishing House, Hanoi, pp. 285 – 300.
13.2. Pham Van Dung (2013), “The Anthology of Poems in National Language – The book that set the rules for later poetic anthologies of Vietnam”, Research on Vietnamese Poetry in Chinese Characters, Hanoi University of Education Publishing House, Hanoi, pp. 89-95.
13.3. Pham Van Dung (2015), “On Phan Phu Tien's poetic theory – Studying the Preface for the New Version of The Anthology of Poems in National Language”, Proceedings of the Young Scientists Conference on Interdisciplinary Research in Social Sciences and Humanities – Approaches from Theoretical and Practical Perspectives, University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Hanoi, pp. 549–563.
13.4. Pham Van Dung (2016), “Was the Petitioning of The Anthology of Poems in National Language written by Chu Xa or Phan Phu Tien?”, Han Nom Journal (3), pp. 27-35.
13.5. Pham Van Dung (2016), “The Hoang Duc Luong's Anthology of Beautiful Verses – A big step in the development of the national poetics and civilization”, Proceedings of the National Scientific Conference on 30 Years of Innovation in Research on Literature, Art and Han Nom: Achievements – Issues – Prospects, Hanoi National University Publishing House, Hanoi, pp. 178 – 189.
13.6. Pham Van Dung (2017), "Three anthologies of Vietnamese classical poetry in the 15th century viewed from the number of authors and poems" [A statistical approach to authors and poems in the three anthologies in 15th Century Vietnam], Han Nom Journal (3), pp.14 – 25.
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