英文摘要 |
Pan Lei's 潘耒 (1646-1708) work Leiyin 類音is a hybrid treatise on classified rhymes, which attempts to reconcile historic and regional differences in Chinese phonology by constructing an ideal phonological system. Most research by contemporary scholars discusses Leiyin from the perspective of phonological history, using modern Wujiang 吳江 dialects as a reference point to explain the technical terms, fanqie 反切, and phonological system used in the book. This objective approach sometimes excessively simplifies and objectifies Pan's Leiyin, not only failing to consider his original phonological insights but also misreading or over-interpreting the text. This makes this text worthy of re-examination and further consideration.Focusing on Pan Lei's Leiyin, and referring to Fauconnier and Turner's blended space theory, this paper first examines Pan's conceptual structure and phonological thinking; second, it observes how Pan utilizes the concepts of yin/ yang (陰/陽 high/low register), qing/zhuo (清/濁 voiceless/voiced consonants), and qing/zhong (輕/重 unstressed/stressed syllables) in his phonological models, fanqie design and phonological system; and finally, the author attempts to strip away the subjective influence of classified rhyme phonologists to restore the original phonological system. |