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Chapter 3. Phonology and Manchu in Southern China and Japan, c. 1670–1716
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Mårten Söderblom Saarela
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Conventions ix
- Introduction. A Cultural History of the Manchu Script 1
- Chapter 1. To Follow Fuxi or Kubilai Khan? Written Manchu Before 1644 17
- Chapter 2. The Beijing Origins of Manchu Language Pedagogy, 1668–1730 43
- Chapter 3. Phonology and Manchu in Southern China and Japan, c. 1670–1716 75
- Chapter 4. Manchu Words and Alphabetical Order in China and Japan, 1683–1820s 97
- Chapter 5. Leibniz’s Dream of a Manchu Encyclopedia and Kangxi’s Mirror, 1673–1708 121
- Chapter 6. The Manchu Script and Foreign Sounds from the Qing Court to Korea, 1720s–1770s 145
- Chapter 7. The Invention of a Manchu Alphabet in Saint Petersburg, 1720s–1730s 169
- Chapter 8. The Making of a Manchu Typeface in Paris, 1780s–1810s 190
- Conclusion 222
- Notes 233
- Index 289
- Acknowledgments 299
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Conventions ix
- Introduction. A Cultural History of the Manchu Script 1
- Chapter 1. To Follow Fuxi or Kubilai Khan? Written Manchu Before 1644 17
- Chapter 2. The Beijing Origins of Manchu Language Pedagogy, 1668–1730 43
- Chapter 3. Phonology and Manchu in Southern China and Japan, c. 1670–1716 75
- Chapter 4. Manchu Words and Alphabetical Order in China and Japan, 1683–1820s 97
- Chapter 5. Leibniz’s Dream of a Manchu Encyclopedia and Kangxi’s Mirror, 1673–1708 121
- Chapter 6. The Manchu Script and Foreign Sounds from the Qing Court to Korea, 1720s–1770s 145
- Chapter 7. The Invention of a Manchu Alphabet in Saint Petersburg, 1720s–1730s 169
- Chapter 8. The Making of a Manchu Typeface in Paris, 1780s–1810s 190
- Conclusion 222
- Notes 233
- Index 289
- Acknowledgments 299