Brush Conversation in the Sinographic Cosmopolis
Interactional Cross-Border Communication Using Literary Sinitic in Early Modern East Asia
Herausgeber: Li, David C S; Wong, Tak-Sum; Aoyama, Reijiro
Brush Conversation in the Sinographic Cosmopolis
Interactional Cross-Border Communication Using Literary Sinitic in Early Modern East Asia
Herausgeber: Li, David C S; Wong, Tak-Sum; Aoyama, Reijiro
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The contributors to this book outline the historical background of, and the lingua-cultural conditions that led to, widespread literacy development in premodern and early modern East Asia, where reading and writing for formal purposes was conducted in Literary Sinitic, or wényánwén.
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The contributors to this book outline the historical background of, and the lingua-cultural conditions that led to, widespread literacy development in premodern and early modern East Asia, where reading and writing for formal purposes was conducted in Literary Sinitic, or wényánwén.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 318
- Erscheinungstermin: 29. Januar 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 508g
- ISBN-13: 9780367499426
- ISBN-10: 0367499428
- Artikelnr.: 69904952
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 318
- Erscheinungstermin: 29. Januar 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 508g
- ISBN-13: 9780367499426
- ISBN-10: 0367499428
- Artikelnr.: 69904952
David C. S. Li (¿¿¿) is Professor and Head of the Department of Chinese and Bilingual Studies (¿¿¿¿¿¿¿),, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (¿¿¿¿¿¿). He received his BA in English (Hong Kong), MA in Applied Linguistics (France), and PhD in Linguistics (Germany). He has published widely in multilingualism in Greater China, World Englishes, Hong Kong English, China English, bilingual education and language policy, bilingual interaction and code-switching (translanguaging), Cantonese as an additional language, and South Asian Hongkongers' needs for written Chinese. He speaks Cantonese, English and Mandarin fluently, is conversant in German and French, and is learning Japanese and Korean. More recent interests focus on the historical spread of written Chinese (Sinitic) and its use as a scripta franca until the early twentieth century in Sinographic East Asia (China, Japan, Korea and Vietnam). Reijiro Aoyama's (¿¿¿¿¿) research is concerned with transnational and global processes mediated by migration and the movement of information, symbols, capital and cultural commodities. His research interests include anthropology of work and mobility, narratives of migration, and material and non-material culture of cross-border interactions. He has conducted several long-term ethnographies of the Japanese presence in East Asia, and has published on Japanese diaspora, craftsmanship, and emotional work in service industries, Sino-Japanese animation, and historical cross-border interactions mediated by Sinitic writing. Before taking up his post at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, he taught at Fudan University, Tsinghua University, and City University of Hong Kong. Tak-Sum Wong (¿¿¿) is a post-doctoral fellow in the Department of Chinese and Bilingual Studies at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University. He received his BEng in Computer Science from Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (2004), and PhD in Linguistics from City University of Hong Kong (2018). He has built a treebank of the Tripi¿aka Koreana during his doctoral study and has been working on the quantitative study of historical syntax. His research expertise covers Chinese historical linguistics, Cantonese linguistics, corpus linguistics, computer-assisted language learning, Chinese dialectology and Chinese palæography.
Frontispiece 1 Frontispiece 2 List of Figures List of Tables List of Contributors Foreword to Brush Conversation in the Sinographic Cosmopolis: the second miracle xvii Preface Epigraph Map 1 Writing-mediated cross-border communication face-to-face: from Sinitic brush-talk (
) to pen-assisted conversation DAVID C. S. LI, REIJIRO AOYAMA AND WONG TAK-SUM 2 East Asian brush-talk literature: introduction and proposed classification WANG YONG PART 1 Brush-talk involving traveling literati and boat drifters in East Asia 3 Brush conversation between maritime officials and foreign seafarers in drifting records in eighteenth-and nineteenth-century East Asia MATSUURA AKIRA AND REIJIRO AOYAMA 4 Senzaimaru's maiden voyage to Shanghai in 1862: brush conversation between Japanese travelers and people they encountered in Qing China DAVID C. S. LI AND REIJIRO AOYAMA 5 Identity verification and negotiation through Sinitic brush-talk in Ming China and Japan: drifting accounts by Ch'oe Pu (1488) and Yi Chi-hang (1696-1697) HUR KYOUNG-JIN 6 A study of salient linguistic features of two Ryukyuan brush conversations in Sinitic, 1611 and 1803 WONG TAK-SUM PART 2 Brush-talk involving diplomatic envoys in East Asia 7 Sinitic brush-talk between Vietnam and China in the eighteenth century: a study of vice-envoy Lê Quý
ôn's mission to Qing China NGUY
N TU
N-C
NG AND N GUY
N TH
-TUY
T 8 Lingua-cultural characteristics of brush-talk: insights from
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chi Documents
WANG BAOPING 9 The charm and pitfalls of Sinitic brush-talk: a study of brush conversation records involving the first legation staff of Late Qing China in Japan (1870s-1880s) LIU YUZHEN 10 Japanese-Korean brush-talk during the early Edo period, 1603-1711 KOO JEA-HYOUN AND JOO IAN 11 Brush-talk between Chos
n envoys and Tokugawa literati: contesting cultural superiority and 'central efflorescence'
, 1711-1811 JANG JIN-YOUP PART 3 Script-specific communication in Sinitic: significance for historical pragmatics, cultural anthropology, and East Asian studies 12 Sociocultural functions of Chinese characters and writing: transnational brush-talk encounters in mid-nineteenth- and early-twentieth- century East Asia REIJIRO AOYAMA 13 Discussion paper REBEKAH CLEMENTS Index
) to pen-assisted conversation DAVID C. S. LI, REIJIRO AOYAMA AND WONG TAK-SUM 2 East Asian brush-talk literature: introduction and proposed classification WANG YONG PART 1 Brush-talk involving traveling literati and boat drifters in East Asia 3 Brush conversation between maritime officials and foreign seafarers in drifting records in eighteenth-and nineteenth-century East Asia MATSUURA AKIRA AND REIJIRO AOYAMA 4 Senzaimaru's maiden voyage to Shanghai in 1862: brush conversation between Japanese travelers and people they encountered in Qing China DAVID C. S. LI AND REIJIRO AOYAMA 5 Identity verification and negotiation through Sinitic brush-talk in Ming China and Japan: drifting accounts by Ch'oe Pu (1488) and Yi Chi-hang (1696-1697) HUR KYOUNG-JIN 6 A study of salient linguistic features of two Ryukyuan brush conversations in Sinitic, 1611 and 1803 WONG TAK-SUM PART 2 Brush-talk involving diplomatic envoys in East Asia 7 Sinitic brush-talk between Vietnam and China in the eighteenth century: a study of vice-envoy Lê Quý
ôn's mission to Qing China NGUY
N TU
N-C
NG AND N GUY
N TH
-TUY
T 8 Lingua-cultural characteristics of brush-talk: insights from
k
chi Documents
WANG BAOPING 9 The charm and pitfalls of Sinitic brush-talk: a study of brush conversation records involving the first legation staff of Late Qing China in Japan (1870s-1880s) LIU YUZHEN 10 Japanese-Korean brush-talk during the early Edo period, 1603-1711 KOO JEA-HYOUN AND JOO IAN 11 Brush-talk between Chos
n envoys and Tokugawa literati: contesting cultural superiority and 'central efflorescence'
, 1711-1811 JANG JIN-YOUP PART 3 Script-specific communication in Sinitic: significance for historical pragmatics, cultural anthropology, and East Asian studies 12 Sociocultural functions of Chinese characters and writing: transnational brush-talk encounters in mid-nineteenth- and early-twentieth- century East Asia REIJIRO AOYAMA 13 Discussion paper REBEKAH CLEMENTS Index
Frontispiece 1 Frontispiece 2 List of Figures List of Tables List of Contributors Foreword to Brush Conversation in the Sinographic Cosmopolis: the second miracle xvii Preface Epigraph Map 1 Writing-mediated cross-border communication face-to-face: from Sinitic brush-talk (
) to pen-assisted conversation DAVID C. S. LI, REIJIRO AOYAMA AND WONG TAK-SUM 2 East Asian brush-talk literature: introduction and proposed classification WANG YONG PART 1 Brush-talk involving traveling literati and boat drifters in East Asia 3 Brush conversation between maritime officials and foreign seafarers in drifting records in eighteenth-and nineteenth-century East Asia MATSUURA AKIRA AND REIJIRO AOYAMA 4 Senzaimaru's maiden voyage to Shanghai in 1862: brush conversation between Japanese travelers and people they encountered in Qing China DAVID C. S. LI AND REIJIRO AOYAMA 5 Identity verification and negotiation through Sinitic brush-talk in Ming China and Japan: drifting accounts by Ch'oe Pu (1488) and Yi Chi-hang (1696-1697) HUR KYOUNG-JIN 6 A study of salient linguistic features of two Ryukyuan brush conversations in Sinitic, 1611 and 1803 WONG TAK-SUM PART 2 Brush-talk involving diplomatic envoys in East Asia 7 Sinitic brush-talk between Vietnam and China in the eighteenth century: a study of vice-envoy Lê Quý
ôn's mission to Qing China NGUY
N TU
N-C
NG AND N GUY
N TH
-TUY
T 8 Lingua-cultural characteristics of brush-talk: insights from
k
chi Documents
WANG BAOPING 9 The charm and pitfalls of Sinitic brush-talk: a study of brush conversation records involving the first legation staff of Late Qing China in Japan (1870s-1880s) LIU YUZHEN 10 Japanese-Korean brush-talk during the early Edo period, 1603-1711 KOO JEA-HYOUN AND JOO IAN 11 Brush-talk between Chos
n envoys and Tokugawa literati: contesting cultural superiority and 'central efflorescence'
, 1711-1811 JANG JIN-YOUP PART 3 Script-specific communication in Sinitic: significance for historical pragmatics, cultural anthropology, and East Asian studies 12 Sociocultural functions of Chinese characters and writing: transnational brush-talk encounters in mid-nineteenth- and early-twentieth- century East Asia REIJIRO AOYAMA 13 Discussion paper REBEKAH CLEMENTS Index
) to pen-assisted conversation DAVID C. S. LI, REIJIRO AOYAMA AND WONG TAK-SUM 2 East Asian brush-talk literature: introduction and proposed classification WANG YONG PART 1 Brush-talk involving traveling literati and boat drifters in East Asia 3 Brush conversation between maritime officials and foreign seafarers in drifting records in eighteenth-and nineteenth-century East Asia MATSUURA AKIRA AND REIJIRO AOYAMA 4 Senzaimaru's maiden voyage to Shanghai in 1862: brush conversation between Japanese travelers and people they encountered in Qing China DAVID C. S. LI AND REIJIRO AOYAMA 5 Identity verification and negotiation through Sinitic brush-talk in Ming China and Japan: drifting accounts by Ch'oe Pu (1488) and Yi Chi-hang (1696-1697) HUR KYOUNG-JIN 6 A study of salient linguistic features of two Ryukyuan brush conversations in Sinitic, 1611 and 1803 WONG TAK-SUM PART 2 Brush-talk involving diplomatic envoys in East Asia 7 Sinitic brush-talk between Vietnam and China in the eighteenth century: a study of vice-envoy Lê Quý
ôn's mission to Qing China NGUY
N TU
N-C
NG AND N GUY
N TH
-TUY
T 8 Lingua-cultural characteristics of brush-talk: insights from
k
chi Documents
WANG BAOPING 9 The charm and pitfalls of Sinitic brush-talk: a study of brush conversation records involving the first legation staff of Late Qing China in Japan (1870s-1880s) LIU YUZHEN 10 Japanese-Korean brush-talk during the early Edo period, 1603-1711 KOO JEA-HYOUN AND JOO IAN 11 Brush-talk between Chos
n envoys and Tokugawa literati: contesting cultural superiority and 'central efflorescence'
, 1711-1811 JANG JIN-YOUP PART 3 Script-specific communication in Sinitic: significance for historical pragmatics, cultural anthropology, and East Asian studies 12 Sociocultural functions of Chinese characters and writing: transnational brush-talk encounters in mid-nineteenth- and early-twentieth- century East Asia REIJIRO AOYAMA 13 Discussion paper REBEKAH CLEMENTS Index