Bibliography of Research Papers on Ancient Chinese Grammar

Author: Sun Liping
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Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features: It is impossible to conduct academic research without understanding the history of academia, and this is particularly true in today's society known as the "information explosion." Since the publication of the first systematic grammar monograph in China, Mashi Wentong, and especially since the founding of the country, research on ancient Chinese grammar has made significant progress and achieved remarkable results. However, until now, there has been no comprehensive index of research papers in this field, which has, to some extent, led to our research often being "uninformed and working in isolation." As a result, either repetitive work is done, or the research lacks depth, and conclusions are biased. The publication of this book fills this gap. This index primarily collects ancient Chinese grammar research papers published in various Chinese newspapers, journals, and collections from 1900 (after the publication of Mashi Wentong) to 2000. The index includes over 4,000 entries, divided into 18 major categories and 129 subcategories, with a scientific classification system that facilitates reader retrieval. Most entries are arranged in chronological order of publication, while a few subcategories are organized by the historical era of the subject discussed in the papers. Target Audience: For reference by researchers in the field of ancient Chinese.