英文摘要 |
The various manuscript and block-print copies of the Huhai xinwen yí jian xu zhì that circulated during the Yuan and Ming Dynasties have been collated and organized into an integrated edition. The addendum to this edition not only reflects the great effort invested by scholars such as Miu Quansun, but also highlights problems in the compatibility of the different circulating editions that emerged in the process of collation and integration. This paper seeks to trace the evolution from the twelve-chapter edition and the ten-chapter edition that circulated in the Yuan Dynasty to the edition in the Ming Dynasty, in order to examine the inconsistencies in their outlines and classifications. This paper further points out the deficiencies of the new integrated edition by assessing the incompleteness of the two different editions that circulated in the Yuan Dynasty that are included in the addendum to the current edition. |