英文摘要 |
This essay investigates how the comments of Ssu-kuch'uan-shutsung-mu (The list of contents of the Complete Library in Four Branches of Literature) influenced later generations. In particular, I have studied nine scholars from the Yang-chou school, examining their discussions of Fang I-chih, Ku Yen-wu, Chu I-tsun, Yen Juo-ch'u and Shen-t'ung, five scholars praised as "highly adept at philological studies" by Ssukuchuan- shutsung-mu. According to the ways in which these nine scholars quoted and ranked those five philologists, I have reached the conclusion that Juan Yuan, Huang Cheng-chi, Chiang Fan as well as Liu Wen-ch'i were directly influenced by Ssukuch'uan- shutsung-mu, whereas Jen Ta-chun, Wang Nien-sun and ChiaoHsun were possibly directly influenced and Liu T'ai-kung and Chu Pin were indirectly influenced. My study, in sum, provides reliable materials and guidelines for further exploring the scholarship of the Ch'ing dynasty, the history of studying the classics, Ssu-kuch'uanshu, and the Yang-chou school. |