Incense at the Altar: Pioneering Sinologists and the Development of Classical Chinese PhilologyAmerican Oriental Society, 2001 - 359页 The discipline of Sinology, as it has been developed in the West, is rooted in philology. Despite the variety of new scholarly fashions and approaches to the study of premodern China that have arisen during the past half-century, the careful examination of texts remains fundamental for all serious Sinological work. In this we are beholden to those European, and latterly, American, scholars who, over several generations, painstakingly established the standards for such work. But no comprehensive history of the field has heretofore been published in a Western language. Now Professor Honey offers just such a history of Sinology, spanning its beginnings in the first efforts of seventeenth-century Jesuit missionaries to the growing disciplinary fragmentation of the field in the second half of the twentieth century. Honey gives his most thorough attention to the major figures of French, German, Dutch, British, and American Sinology from approximately 1800 to 1980, with extensive discussion of their most significant works and individual techniques. This is a book of special importance for every student of China who cares about the history of the field. |
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... sound and meaning . " 44 Richard Simon ( 1638-1712 ) , one of the founders of modern exegesis , turned to an examination ... sounds of the original Hebrew in order both to emend the textual tradition and serve as an aid to exegesis . The ...
... sound and tone of a character , regardless of its graphic spelling , is the key to being able to read the word behind the graph . This is one of the greatest methodological legacies of the Ch'ing philologists . As stated by perhaps the ...
... sound it symbolizes . Consequently , the information that is pertinent tells what was meant by a particular sound in the language .... What particular graph was used is , fundamentally speaking , unimportant . GSP and Dimidiation 35 In ...
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The Scholarly Missionaries | 1 |
Learned Laity and the First Professionals | 19 |
JeanPierre Abel Rémusat | 26 |
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