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... writing ] was called the odd characters . A character does not have to be compound in order to be written in odd style . 17 )諸生競逐說字解經誼。 Scholars competed in explaining written words and interpreting the meaning of the Classics ...
... writing ] was called the odd characters . A character does not have to be compound in order to be written in odd style . 17 )諸生競逐說字解經誼。 Scholars competed in explaining written words and interpreting the meaning of the Classics ...
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... writing , just like orality , fails to serve perfectly as a vehicle of knowledge . Written documents are said to give birth to com- mentators who argue about the meaning of their content but fail to understand it ( chapter 3/50/72 ) ...
... writing , just like orality , fails to serve perfectly as a vehicle of knowledge . Written documents are said to give birth to com- mentators who argue about the meaning of their content but fail to understand it ( chapter 3/50/72 ) ...
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... written on the Duoyou ding . But here , the left half is written indistinguishable from , and the right part is written with mixed strokes . 4. - ji : Although fairly readable , this is clearly a simplified or dam- aged form . The ...
... written on the Duoyou ding . But here , the left half is written indistinguishable from , and the right part is written with mixed strokes . 4. - ji : Although fairly readable , this is clearly a simplified or dam- aged form . The ...
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