On Yi-yi pian of the Shuo-wen jie-zi xi-zhuan（ 1）

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  • 『說文解字繫傳』「疑義篇」考（一）
  • 『說文解字繫傳』「疑義篇」考(1)
  • 『 說ブンカイジケイデン 』 「 ギギ ヘン 」 コウ(1)

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Abstract

The Shuo-wen jie-zi xi-zhuan, written by Xu Kai in the Southern Tang era, consists of two portions. The first 30 volumes （Juan） contain his annotation upon the Shuo-wen jie-zi which is the oldest existing dictionary, and are named Tong-shi pian. In the latter 10 volumes, Xu Kai's original argument is developed. Yi-yi pian which is included in the latter portion, is divided into three portions. This paper examines the description about seven Chinese characters which Xu Kai took up into the second portion, by comparing with the description about Xu Xuan's "19 Chinese characters."

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  • 言語文化研究

    言語文化研究 41 109-130, 2015-03-31

    Graduate School of Language and Culture, Osaka University

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