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One The Editing of Archaeologically Recovered Manuscripts and its Implications for the Study of Received Texts
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Edward L. Shaughnessy
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Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents v
- Dedication vii
- Introduction 1
- The Editing of Archaeologically Recovered Manuscripts and its Implications for the Study of Received Texts 9
- Rewriting The Zi Yi: How One Chinese Classic Came to Read as it does 63
- The Discovery and Editing of the Ji Zhong Texts 131
- The Editing and Editions of the Bamboo Annals 185
- Conclusion 257
- Bibliography 265
- Index 277
Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents v
- Dedication vii
- Introduction 1
- The Editing of Archaeologically Recovered Manuscripts and its Implications for the Study of Received Texts 9
- Rewriting The Zi Yi: How One Chinese Classic Came to Read as it does 63
- The Discovery and Editing of the Ji Zhong Texts 131
- The Editing and Editions of the Bamboo Annals 185
- Conclusion 257
- Bibliography 265
- Index 277