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摘要
最近出版的清华大学竹简手稿《五纪》(*Wu ji Five)在正文、标点符号和字条的撰写方面存在许多奇怪的不规范、遗漏和错误。其中只有部分错误经过校对员的更正,其他错误则显示出抄写员和/或标点员的误解。此外,以前的文本中包含的副文本在现在的副本中只保留了副文本注释。对手稿这些方面的分析有助于揭示其作为资料来源的潜在地位,并从更广泛的角度提出了出土文本与传世文本之间关系的问题。
INTRODUCING THE TSINGHUA UNIVERSITY *WU JI 五紀 MANUSCRIPT WITH A FOCUS ON ITS MATERIALITY AND ITS STATUS AS A SOURCE
The recently published Tsinghua University bamboo manuscript *Wu ji 五紀 presents a manuscript copy that is riddled with curious irregularities, omissions, and mistakes in its text, punctuation, and the preparation of the slips. Only some of these mistakes were corrected by a proofreader, others reveal errors of misunderstanding by the scribe and/or punctuator. Furthermore, paratext that was included in a previous instantiation of the text was only preserved in paratextual notes in the present copy. An analysis of these aspects of the manuscript helps shed light on its potential status as a source and raises questions about the relationship between unearthed and transmitted texts more generally.
期刊介绍:
Early China publishes original research on all aspects of the culture and civilization of China from earliest times through the Han dynasty period (CE 220). The journal is interdisciplinary in scope, including articles on Chinese archaeology, history, philosophy, religion, literature, and paleography. It is the only English-language journal to publish solely on early China, and to include information on all relevant publications in all languages. The journal is of interest to scholars of archaeology and of other ancient cultures as well as sinologists.