英文摘要 |
This paper discusses the textual differences of the three editions of an important corpus, Shizheng lu 實政錄, written by a famous scholar of the late Ming dynasty Lü Kun 呂坤(1536-1618). An attempt is made to show the relation between its original publisher’s intention of publishing and his political status, additionally considering the social atmosphere at that time. Zhao Wenbing 趙文炳published a seven-volume edition of Shizheng lu in 1598. He later added additional material and reprinted a nine-volume edition. Both edition are commonly used. Twenty years later, Lü published a third edition of ten volumes, having thoroughly revised and expanded the original content. The third edition’s textural character and its difference from the previous editions reveal that Lü Kun was dissatisfied with Zhao Wenbing and the editions he published. The main reason for Zhao’s compiling and publishing Shizheng lu was to win acceptance after he defected to Lü’s political faction from an opposition faction. |