英文摘要 |
WuCheng's Shuzuanyan is a comprehensive work of ''Doubting the Classics and Recomposing the Classics'' in Song and Yuan dynasties, which embodied in the correction of the layout disorder in ''Hongfan'' and ''Luogao''. Many Confucian scholars in the song dynasty have corrected the layout disorder in the ''Hongfan'', but they haven't corrected the text in the whole. Wucheng comprehensively corrects the errors in the ''Hongfan'', some of which are inherited from the Song Confucians, while some are different from those of the Song dynasty.''Luogao'' text is full of miscellaneous chaos, in which there are layout disorder and missing words. Confucian scholars in the Song dynasty only correct 48 characters in the beginning of ''Kanggao'' as they correct the layout disorder of ''Luogao''.From the intrinsic logic of the text and consciousness of problems, Wu Cheng's correction is skillfully organized, expressing his unique views on Shangshu study, which makes ''Luogao'' context smooth and easy to understand, almost without any layout disorder. Wucheng has contributed in the Shangshu study that Confucian scholars in the Song dynasty has not, for this point, scholars in the Ming and Qing dynasties have paid no attention to, much less deep and further exploration. Unlike the collective annotation and interpretation style, in Shuzuanyan, Wucheng summarizes the previous explanation and integrates them into his system. The annotation is clear and concise. Although his ''Doubting the Classics and Recomposing the Classics'' is not based on detailed explanation, his annotation is not the so-called ''acting on one's own will'' or ''making random changes'', as the General Catalogue Summary of Imperial Book Collection of Four Series criticizes. Classic Documents in Ancient Scripts offered by MeiZe in the only version of Shangshu that handed down. Considering that the existing classics and unearthed literature are limited, there are a few references available for Shangshu study. Under such circumstance, Wu Cheng corrects the layout disorder in ''Hongfan'' and ''Luogao'' via the intrinsic logic of the text and consciousness of problems, such way of interpretation, like ''Interpreting one Classics by other Classics'', seems to be the only viable path. The ancient history is far away, and the literature is almost disappeared. Although it is hard to say that Wucheng's corrections reveal the original appearance of ''Hongfan'' and ''Luogao'', it should be regarded as an effort to restore the original appearance of Shangshu, and such endeavor has its significance in the history of ShangShu study and Confucian classics. |