Dai Dongyuan zhuan yu shi bu ??????? [Supplement to Dai Dongyuan s Explanations of Turned Words]

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Two vols. 8vo, orig. printed wrappers, orig. stitching. [China]: Haishi bianyi ju ?????, 1929. First edition of this study of a phonological text by 18th-century thinker Dai Zhen ?? (1724-77, style name Dongyuan ??). "Dai Zhen began life as a nobody. But he nevertheless managed to seize the attention of Beijing s cognoscenti in 1755, and for over a decade he was the intellectual toast of the Lower Yangzi Delta" (Hu, China s Transition to Modernity). Dai Zhen died young, and several of his writings were posthumously published, including a phonological work called "Shenglei biao" ??? ["Charts on the Categories of Sounds"]. Separately, the posthumous collection included a text called "Zhuanyu ershi zhang xu" ?????? ["Preface to 20 paragraphs on turned words"]. Yet the text to which this Preface belonged was gone. It has not surfaced since, and it is unclear if it was ever written. Zeng Guangyuan, as told by his friend Zhou Zhaoyuan ??? in a Preface to our book, had one day been reading the "Charts on the Categories of Sounds" and exclaimed, "Dongyuan s [i.e., Dai Zhen] turned words , aren t they the Charts on the Categories of Sounds ?" Our book contains Zeng s understanding of what Dai could have meant by his "turned words." Zeng Guangyuan taught at China University ????, a Republican-era private university that was closed down after the founding of the PRC. Zeng moreover published a work on rhyme table studies (Xu, Chuantong yuyanxue cidian, 559). Fine set. ? Fang Chaoying. "Tai Chên." Eminent Chinese of the Ch ing Period (1644-1912). Vol. 2. Edited by Arthur W. Hummel. G.P.O, 1944. Hu, Minghui. China s Transition to Modernity: The New Classical Vision of Dai Zhen. University of Washington Press, 2015. Xu Jialu ???, ed. Chuantong yuyanxue cidian ??????? Shijiazhuang: Hebei jiaoyu chubanshe, 1990. N° de ref. del artículo 9927

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