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Author:   Yinzong Wei
Publisher:   Brill
Imprint:   Brill
Volume:   156
Weight:   0.564kg
ISBN:  

9789004508156

ISBN 10:   9004508155
Pages:   252
Publication Date:   24 March 2022
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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List of Figures and Tables Conventions Chart of Historical Periods 1 Introduction 2 Chinese Interpretive Texts: Annotations, Commentaries and Marginalia  1 Contents and Features  2 Forms and Circulation 3 The “Reading Seed”: He Zhuo and His Marginalia  1 He Zhuo: The “Reading Seed”  2 He Zhuo’s Scholarly Transition  3 A Pioneer of Textual Criticism  4 Reading He Zhuo’s Historical Comments  5 The Stigmatization of a Scholar 4 Scholarly Communities and the Transcription of Marginalia  1 He Zhuo and His Students: Transcription of the Teacher’s Marginalia  2 Scholarly Communities and the Transcription of Marginalia  3 Booksellers and Scribes and Their Role in the Marginalia Culture  4 Shaping the Text of the Classics  5 Marginalia Culture 5 The Writing of Scholarly Lives in Marginalia  1 Temporal and Spatial Records in Marginalia  2 The Artistic Lives of the Scholars  3 The Mental World of the Scholars 6 Edited Reading: The Printing of Marginalia in the Qing Dynasty  1 The Printing of the Yimen dushu ji  2 Printing Marginalia alongside the Main Text  3 The Printing of Collation Notes  4 The Flourishing of Collation Biji  5 The Merits of Printing 7 Epilogue  1 Marginalia and the Evidential Research  2 Invisible Scholars and the Intellectual History of the Qing Appendix: Books Containing He Zhuo’s Marginalia and Their Transcriptions Bibliography Index

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Yinzong Wei, Ph.D. (UBC, 2019) is an Associate Researcher at Wuhan University. His published articles on Chinese philology and book history include “Marginalia Transcription and Scholarly Culture in the Qing Dynasty” Journal of Chinese Literature and Culture 8:2 (2021).

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