Li Shangyin and the Art of Poetic Ambiguity by Maja Lavrač

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The Land of Shu: Where Tang Poetry Rose and Fell by Liu Huo*

“…They range from Chen Zi’ang and Wang Bo of the early Tang to Li Shangyin, Wen Tingyun, and Wei Zhuang of the late Tang. …”
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Seeing the Light Again: A Study of Buddhist Ophthalmology in the Tang Dynasty by Wei Li

“…Furthermore, the tale of Li Shangyin’s 李商隱 (813–858) eyes being treated by Zhixuan 知玄 can only be fully explored within the context of the Esoteric Buddhism, where mandalas, prescriptions, rituals, and <i>dhāraṇīs</i> are frequently used in conjunction with eye care. …”
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温庭筠艳情诗词研究 = Study on Wen Tingyun’s erotic poetry and Ci-poetry by 洪媛 Hong, Yuan

“…There are many representative poets such as Li Shangyin, Du Mu who had produced excellent erotic poems. …”
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中晚唐詩歌“學問化”研究 ：從類書與“類”的觀念切入= The “erudite” tendency in Middle and Late Tang poetry (760s-870s CE) : from the perspectives of category-books (Leishu) and the concept of "category"... by 王治田 Wang, Zhitian

“…Through this, we can notice the bookish side of Bai’s poetry. In Li Shangyin (813-ca.858 CE) and Du Mu (803-852 CE)’s poetry, it is found that they tended to enumerate the allusions in a linear consequence, to assist the poets’ narration, or just listed the correspond allusions randomly, to express their lament or exhortation, which is similar to the way through which category-books are compiled. …”
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