Ideography and Chinese Language Theory : : A History / / Timothy Michael O’Neill.
This book is a much-needed scholarly intervention and postcolonial corrective that examines why and when and how misunderstandings of Chinese writing came about and showcases the long history of Chinese theories of language. 'Ideography' as such assumes extra-linguistic, trans-historical,...
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Frontmatter -- Table of Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction: Egyptian Hieroglyphic and Chinese Characters -- Chapter One: Platonism and the Strong Theory -- Chapter Two: Aristotelianism and Soft Theory -- Chapter Three: Hellenized Egypt, Pythagoreanism, and the Primitivist Theory -- Chapter Four: Patristic Apologetics and the Scriptural Theory -- Chapter Five: Neoplatonism and the Hermetic Theory -- Chapter Six: Universals and the Scholastic Theory -- Chapter Seven: Renaissance Neoplatonism and the Emblematic Theory -- Chapter Eight: Athanasius Kircher on Egyptian and Chinese Ideography -- Chapter Nine: The Great Chinese Encyclopedia -- Chapter Ten: Zhengming 正名“Making Words Correct” and Chinese Language Theory -- Chapter Eleven: Chinese Language Theory and the Interpretation of the Classics -- Chapter Twelve: The Erya and Lexicographic Classification -- Chapter Thirteen: The Erya and Chinese Language Theory -- Chapter Fourteen: The Shuowen jiezi and Chinese Language Theory -- Chapter Fifteen: The “Shuowen Postface” (Annotated Translation) -- Conclusion: Ideography and Chinese Language Theory -- Appendix: The Metalinguistic Terms Ming 名,Yi 義,Yi 意, and Zhi 志 -- Bibliography |
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Frontmatter -- Table of Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction: Egyptian Hieroglyphic and Chinese Characters -- Chapter One: Platonism and the Strong Theory -- Chapter Two: Aristotelianism and Soft Theory -- Chapter Three: Hellenized Egypt, Pythagoreanism, and the Primitivist Theory -- Chapter Four: Patristic Apologetics and the Scriptural Theory -- Chapter Five: Neoplatonism and the Hermetic Theory -- Chapter Six: Universals and the Scholastic Theory -- Chapter Seven: Renaissance Neoplatonism and the Emblematic Theory -- Chapter Eight: Athanasius Kircher on Egyptian and Chinese Ideography -- Chapter Nine: The Great Chinese Encyclopedia -- Chapter Ten: Zhengming 正名“Making Words Correct” and Chinese Language Theory -- Chapter Eleven: Chinese Language Theory and the Interpretation of the Classics -- Chapter Twelve: The Erya and Lexicographic Classification -- Chapter Thirteen: The Erya and Chinese Language Theory -- Chapter Fourteen: The Shuowen jiezi and Chinese Language Theory -- Chapter Fifteen: The “Shuowen Postface” (Annotated Translation) -- Conclusion: Ideography and Chinese Language Theory -- Appendix: The Metalinguistic Terms Ming 名,Yi 義,Yi 意, and Zhi 志 -- Bibliography |
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