Font Size: a A A

The Study On Kaogu Zhiyi

Posted on:2012-07-20Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:X S DingFull Text:PDF
GTID:2155330335964760Subject:Chinese classical literature
Abstract/Summary:PDF Full Text Request
From cultural history status and influence of concerned, the Song dynasty is a brave thinking and doubt era. The textual research in the Song dynasty is the most flourishing. The southern Song dynasty formed a generation of atmosphere and many similar works appeared. Ye Daqing written history compilation masterpieces named Archaeological Questioned. Its content was very rich. Ye Daqing found problems in the historical records and put forward his opinions. Those were all very appropriate. For a long time, it caused all previous dynasties scholars'attention and became a representative works undoubtedly.This paper makes a comprehensive investigation upon the book named Archaeological Questioned in Sony dynasty from philology perspective. It is broadly divided into two parts:the first part includes three chapters. The first chapter is about its author, versions, researching value and status, and the methods of this paper. The second chapter is about the research for academic background in the Song Dynasty. It analyzes the occurrence of textual research and the phenomenon of a great development. Mainly includes the Song Dynasty doubt in the ancient spirit and neo-confucianism spirit in the academic research on embodiment. The third chapter for the Archaeological Questioned is about its contents. It is mainly about classifying the content, analyzing emphasis entries and assessing the significance of the academic history. The second part is the last chapter. This chapter is about the Song Dynasty study on the impact of fact. Reviewing the academic debate about the textology and studying the influence of textual research in Song Dynasty on the academic of Qing Dynasty.
Keywords/Search Tags:Ye Daqing, doubt the ancient spirit, investigation, chronology, epigraphy
PDF Full Text Request
Related items