英文摘要 |
This paper examines relationships between studies of the Shijing, in order to explore the actual relationships of the studies of the Chinese Classics during the Ming- Qing period. Looking at how the Qing literati quoted Ming writers’ interpretations of the Shijing, in works such as the Shijing zhuanshuo huizuan (Gathered explanations of Zhu Xi’s Shijing) and the Shiyi zhezhong (Balanced interpretations of the Shijing), as well as citations in a large electronic database, it argues that the interpretations of the Shijing given by Ming writers can truly be found in the studies of the Shijing written by Qing authors and other official academic works compiled at the emperor’s order, thus proving not only that there should be an intrinsic relationship between studies of the Shijing during the Ming and Qing dynasties, but also that Ming studies of the Shijing influenced official academic learning in the Qing period. |