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Zhu Law To Protect The Scriptures Adverbs Study

Posted on:2012-07-27Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:L M ChenFull Text:PDF
GTID:2205330335456613Subject:Chinese Philology
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Dharmaraksa is a great translator of Buddhist scriptures in Western Jin Dynasty. The Buddhist scriptures he translated plays an important part in the history of Buddhism. His translation was close to the oral language of that time, which is the important material for us to study the language of mediaeval times. At present time, the study on Dharmaraksa mostly focuses on the textual collation and explanatory notes in ancient books, but is weak in the grammar especially the study of the vocabulary. The Chinese adverb of the mediaeval times is the important transitory stage that ancient Chinese adverbs developed into Contemporary Chinese language adverbs. We choose the Buddhist scriptures of Dharmaraksa as the material to study its adverbs, hoping to get achievements on the grammar and offer some new material for the study on the history of Chinese language.The thesis is divided into several fractions as follows:First.introduction. The chapter 1 contained Dharmaraksa and his translations, and the study on Dharmaraksa and his translations by people. At the same time, it clarified the reason of the topic selected and the meaning of research, introduced the research methods, the selective language and its edition, and explained the article style.Second, the outline of adverb in the translation of Confucian classics by Dharmaraksa. The chapter 2 introduced the definition standard and category of adverb in the translation of Confucian classics by Dharmaraksa and carried on statistics to the language choice, and divided them into 7 categories according to semantic meaning and function; At the same time, it analyzed the adverb in the translation of Confucian classics by Dharmaraksa from the form and the way of word-building of polysyllabic words and analyzed the relationship between form and meaning of adverb in the translation of Confucian classics by Dharmaraksa.Third.classified description of adverbs in the translation of Confucian classics by Dharmaraksa.By means of some examples, chapter three and chapter four are a detailed description and interpretation of 7 kinds of adverbs such as adverb of range, adverb of degree, adverb of time, adverb of negative, adverb of situation, adverb of modal and adverb of relevant.Forth.Analysis of semantic orientation, according to researching the semantic orientation of adverbs in Dharmaraksa Translating Semantic, we find out it is including four cases:The single item adverbs that direct the front composition, The single item adverbs that direct the front composition, Several items and two directions adverbs and Multi-Union adverb。...
Keywords/Search Tags:Dharmaraksa, Buddhist Scripture translated into Chinese, Adverb, Analysis of semantic orientation
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