英文摘要 |
This paper builds on research in the social history of learning during the reigns of Emperors Qianlong 乾隆 and Jiaqing 嘉慶 from a perspective of the reading notes written by Qing dynasty scholars. The classical form and orientation of the notes demonstrates the scholars’ great accomplishments in the study of the classics and became the channel through which scholars communicated with each other about the acquisition of investigations and learning. The notes provide us with a fresh resource for the study of classics. The continuous exchange between the scholars of that period contributed to the development of a regional scholarly culture in Suzhou 蘇州, Huizhou 徽州, Yangzhou 揚州, and Changzhou 常州. The academic information and resources of the intercourse belonged to the same axiological system and radiated to Jiangsu 江蘇, Zhejiang 浙江 and Anhui 安徽 where a syncretic research network was gradually shaped. |