文淵閣四庫本《文選》音注出自明翻六臣注本考

表現技術研究 Issue 19 Page 29-40 published_at 2024-03-31
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Title ( zho )
文淵閣四庫本《文選》音注出自明翻六臣注本考
Title ( eng )
Wenxuan’s Pronunciation Annotation Notes by Six Ministers of Complete Library of Wen Yuange’s Four Branches of Literature Comes from the Ming Dynasty Version of Wenxuan by Six Ministers
Creator
HAN Dan
Source Title
表現技術研究
Bulletin of the Research Center for the Technique of Representation
Issue 19
Start Page 29
End Page 40
Number of Pages 12
Journal Identifire
[NCID] AA12016400
Abstract
The original edition of Wenxuan’s Notes by Six Ministers in the Wen Yuange’s Four Branches of Literature is diverse and confused. In this copy, the pronunciation annotation made by Li Shan is mostly deleted or moved into text to replace the other five minister’s pronunciation annotation. These variations started when Pan Weishi or Weide reprinted the book in the Ming Dynasty, which was later passed on by the Wu Mianxue’s Edition, Cui Kongxi’s Edition and Xu Chengwei’s Edition. According to the rectification way of phonetic notation in various editions of Wenxuan’s Notes by Six Ministers from Song and Yuan dynasties to Ming and Qing dynasties, the pronunciation annotation form of Wen Yuange’s edition is highly consistent with that of editions of Pan’s and Wu’s, yet differ from Cui’s edition and Xu’s edition. It can be considered that editions of Cui’s and Xu’s were probably based on a particular rectification by the editions of Yuanjiong, which presented as more advanced than the original text of Wen Yuange’s edition. Besides, given the relevant records such as the catalogue and textual research of Qing Dynasty and modern textual research, it’s known that the pronunciation annotation of Wen Yuange’s edition was most likely taking Wu Mianxue’s edition as its original text. To clarify this, it will not only help to deepen the understanding of the version of Wenxuan in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, but also help to make more accurately use of the Four Branches of Literature’s databases retrieval resources of Wenxuan to avoid the research errors caused by incorrect judgment of the original copy.
Keywords
Wenxuan
the edition of Four Branches of Literature
the edition of Ganzhou
the Ming Dynasty version of Wenxuan’s Notes by Six Ministers
the Characteristics of Phonetic Notes
Language
zho
Resource Type departmental bulletin paper
Publisher
広島大学表現技術プロジェクト研究センター
Date of Issued 2024-03-31
Publish Type Version of Record
Access Rights open access