Reading through recovered ancient Chinese manuscripts

Shirley Chan

Reading through recovered ancient Chinese manuscripts

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Abstract

Reading Through Recovered Ancient Chinese Manuscripts brings together a collection of scholarly papers on recovered texts across a range of topics. They reflect the contributors' diverse areas of specialization and disciplinary approaches to reading recovered philosophical, philological, historical and literary texts. They also share a common concern: how do these recovered texts shed new light on important aspects of ancient China, from text-thought integrations, mythology and philosophy to theoretical construction and philological analysis, scholastic lineages and their evolution pertaining to a particular genre of literature?

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Sydney
Publisher	Oriental Society of Australia
Number of pages	360
ISBN (Print)	9780959226935
Publication status	Published - Apr 2020

Keywords

ancient Chinese manuscripts
ancient Chinese history
classical Chinese

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Reading through recovered ancient Chinese manuscripts

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