Han Yu Collection: A Study of Song and Yuan Fubin

Author: Liu Zhenlun
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: The research object of this book is the transmitted texts of Han Yu's works during the Song Dynasty (and extending to the Yuan Dynasty). The purpose of the study is to reveal the historical process of the dissemination and reception of Han studies in the Song Dynasty, as well as the rise, development, and evolution of Song studies itself, through an examination of the transmission of Han-style writings. The research focus of this book is concentrated on two aspects: specifically examining the arrangement, text, collation, annotations, and version sources, as well as the printing and transmission of the extant Song and Yuan edition of Han Yu's collected works, to provide a solid and reliable working platform for textual studies of the Han Collection; tracing the lost transmitted texts of Han-style writings from the Song Dynasty, by examining this batch of lost Song Han studies, to outline the historical trajectory of the transmission of Han-style writings in the Song Dynasty, thereby providing a more solid documentary foundation for the theoretical research of Han studies and Song studies.