A Research on Zhang Xue-cheng''s Studies in Local History
Date Issued
2009
Date
2009
Author(s)
I-ting Wang
Abstract
Zhang Xue-cheng is one of the most distinguished scholars in the study of Qian Jia school. His works cover several fields, including the study of scriptures, study of literature, historiography, local history and textual criticism. Since Republic of China, there has been a great number of studies on Zhang'' works. Most of the studies of this kind, however, have attempted to explicate Zhang ''s works in terms of specific topic instead of exploring the relation between his theories. This present thesis, on the ground of the notion '' six scriptures as representation of history'', aims to establish patterns of ancient book writing, i.e. ''meaning pattern'' and ''style pattern''. It is also pointed out the way these patterns work in the edition of local history and furthermore the methods of ''three book style'' of local history is built up. Besides, it is discussed the construction of academic theories, the relation between each theory and the way theories of local history have a effect on local history in Ching dynasty, attempting to sketch the whole picture of Zhang''s studies.
Subjects
Zhang Xue-cheng
Six scriptures as representation of history
Type
thesis
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