This book explores first-hand Dunhuang manuscripts from a period of over 700 years, from 220 to 960, and as such makes a major contribution to passing on and promoting ancient Chinese culture. Perfectly combining four ingredients: an accessible writing style; a comprehensive set of typical examples and pictures; sound field research and culturally stimulating approaches; and authentically archaeological and philological results, this thorough and engaging book appeals to all the readers undertaking Dunhuang studies.
This book explores first-hand Dunhuang manuscripts from a period of over 700 years, from 220 to 960, and as such makes a major contribution to passing on and promoting ancient Chinese culture. Perfectly combining four ingredients: an accessible writing style; a comprehensive set of typical examples and pictures; sound field research and culturally stimulating approaches; and authentically archaeological and philological results, this thorough and engaging book appeals to all the readers undertaking Dunhuang studies.
Prof. Yongquan Zhang is Distinguished Professor of Zhejiang University, Doctoral Supervisor and Director of Dunhuang Studies in Zhejiang Province. He is also Vice Chairman of the China Characters Society and the China Society of Dunhuang and Tuluofan Studies; Member of the China Language Society; Chairman of the Zhejiang Language Society; Visiting Professor at Sichuan University. As one of Zhejiang Province's leading experts, he receives the Special Government Allowance from the State Council of China and is among the top candidates for the "National Talents Project" of China. His research focuses on Chinese characters and languages, and he was awarded the first and second prizes by the Ministry of Education of China, as well as several other honors such as the Husheng Academic Prize for Youths and over ten Nomination Awards for his monographs. His successful magnum opus A Study of Dunhuang Folk Characters, together with Key Factors of Patching up Fragmentary Dunhuang Buddhist Scripture, is highly regarded both at home and abroad.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Manuscript Philology A New Discipline Needed to be Established Urgently.- 2. The Value of Dunhuang Manuscript Literatures--Focusing on Chinese Language and Characters.- 3. Characteristics of Dunhuang Manuscript Literatures.- 4. Fonts of Dunhuang Manuscript Literature.- 5. Slangs in Dunhuang Manuscript Literatures.
1. Manuscript Philology A New Discipline Needed to be Established Urgently.- 2. The Value of Dunhuang Manuscript Literatures--Focusing on Chinese Language and Characters.- 3. Characteristics of Dunhuang Manuscript Literatures.- 4. Fonts of Dunhuang Manuscript Literature.- 5. Slangs in Dunhuang Manuscript Literatures.
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