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Monthly Archives: October 2015
She association circulars from Dunhuang
“She association circulars from Dunhuang.” In Antje Richter, ed., History of Chinese Epistolary Culture. (Handbuch der Orientalistik.) Leiden: Brill, 2015: 853–877. This is an article published in Antje Richter’s volume on the history of Chinese epistolary culture, which is a … Continue reading
Punctuation marks in medieval Chinese manuscripts
This article about punctuation marks mainly in the Dunhuang manuscripts came out recently. It is sort of an inventory of the most important types of marks used in the manuscripts, although it is certainly not complete in its scope. Imre … Continue reading
Posted in Codicology, Corrections, Dunhuang, Palaeography, published papers, Punctuation
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