英文摘要 |
Researchers study the modern Tang-hua with the Buddhist classics of Huang-po school and Sōtō School, and anthologies of Guqin, which were transmitted to Japan in Ming Dynasty. In addition, scholars also rely on the textbooks for Tang interpreter (Toutuuzi) edited by Okazima Kanzan, such as Compilation of Tang Hua (Tang Hua Cuan Yao), Handbook of Tang Hua (Tang Hua Bian Yong), Handy Compendium of Tang Translation (Tang Yi Bian Lan), Collection of Formal and Colloquial Tang Yin (Tang Yin Ya Su Yu Lei), and so on. They include annotations or phonetic notation which are of value for the studies of modern Tang-hua. As one of the most important Toutuuzi textbooks in Edo period, Tang Poetry Anthology and Tang Yin (Tang Shi Xuan Tang Yin) includes some Katakana influenced by Okazima Kanzan. It is believed that this book is edited by Toutuuzi Liu Dao-Biao. This paper mainly focuses on the labial-dental (light-dental) in Tang Poetry Anthology and Tang Yin. It is observed that Liu records not only the “fei, fu, feng” in modern Chinese but also the combination between the labial and guttural in Japanese phonology at that time. Taking Wuyin, Hanyin and modern Toon as references and using the four books by Okazima Kanzan as comparison, this paper also aims to compare and contrast their phonetic notations. |