《末代士人的身份、角色与命运》内容简介

　　与历朝遗民不同，清遗民面临着道德和价值之源的干涸，经历着从“遗民”到“弃民”的角色转变，他们由此成为国家“脱节的部分”。但士人身份决定了他们对社会变迁尤其是政治变迁极为敏感，后者深刻影响他们的活动、角色与命运。文学书写既反映了他们的情感、体察与因应，也依稀显示了裹挟近代中国历史进程的混沌力量。

　　作者简介

　　潘静如，男，1986年生，江苏灌南人。2012年获苏州大学文学硕士学位，2016年获北京大学文学博士学位。同年进入中国社会科学院文学研究所博士后流动站工作，任助理研究员（资格）。2019年2月，入职文学所近代室。主要研究近代文学，旁及中国古典诗学、明清艺术史领域。曾获第二届季镇淮钱仲联任访秋学术奖一等奖、第二届文思杂志全国文言文大奖赛一等奖。先后主持第61批博士后面上资助一等资助（2017年立项，已结项）、国家社科基金青年项目（2019年立项）、国家图书馆民国文献保护中心项目（2019年立项）、中国社会科学院青年学者科研启动项目（2020年立项）。出版专著《民国诗学》（北京联合出版公司2017年版）一部，并在《文学评论》《文艺研究》《文学遗产》《中国现代文学研究丛刊》《文艺理论研究》《清华大学学报》等杂志发表论文近40篇。另在《诗刊》《诗潮》《扬子江诗刊》《中华辞赋》《诗书画》《江海诗词》《文思》等杂志发表诗文多篇。主编人文集刊《学衡》，目前已出版一、二、三集。

The identity, role and fate of the last generation of scholars

Different from the descendants of the previous dynasties, the descendants of the Qing Dynasty faced with the drying up of the source of morality and value, and experienced the role change from "the descendants" to "the abandoned people", thus becoming the "disconnected part" of the country. However, the status of scholars determined that they were extremely sensitive to social changes, especially political changes, which profoundly affected their activities, roles and destinies. Literary writing not only reflects their feelings, perception and response, but also vaguely shows the chaotic force that ensnaring the course of modern Chinese history.

About the author

Pan Jingru, male, born in 1986, Guannan, Jiangsu Province. He received his Master of Arts degree from Soochow University in 2012 and his Doctor of Arts degree from Peking University in 2016. In the same year, he entered the postdoctoral mobile station of the Institute of Literature of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and worked as an assistant researcher (qualification). In February 2019, he joined the Modern Department of the Institute of Literature. He mainly studies modern literature, including classical Chinese poetics and the art history of Ming and Qing dynasties. He won the first prize of the second Jizhen Huaiqian Zhonglian Ren Visit Autumn Academic Award and the first prize of the second Wensi-Magazine National Classical Chinese Grand Prix. He has successively presided over the first class funding for the 61st batch of post-doctoral students (initiated in 2017, closed), the Youth Project of the National Social Science Foundation (initiated in 2019), the Republic of China Document Protection Center Project of the National Library (initiated in 2019), and the Research Start-up Project of Young Scholars of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (initiated in 2020). He has published a monograph "Republic of China Poetics" (2017 edition of Beijing United Publishing Company), and published nearly 40 papers in Literary Review, Literature Research, Literary Heritage, Modern Chinese Literature Research Series, Literature and Art Theory Research, and Journal of Tsinghua University. In addition, he has published a number of poems and articles in magazines such as Poetry Journal, Poetry Tide, Yangtze River Poetry Journal, Chinese Ci Fu, Poetry and Calligraphy, Jianghai Poetry, Wensi and so on. Editor-in-chief of humanities collection "Xueheng", has published one, two, three episodes.