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A General Theory of Ancient Chinese“Cognate Words with Similar Pronunciation” (義存於聲) and “Interchangeable Words with Similar Pronunciation” (聲近義通) in Exegesis

A General Theory of Ancient Chinese: “Cognate Words with Similar Pronunciation” (義存於聲) and... [Wang Yinzhi, in his General Exegeses of the Classics, quoted the words of his father Wang Niansun “Meanings of alliterative and rhymed characters are generally based on pronunciation rather than forms.”] http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png

A General Theory of Ancient Chinese“Cognate Words with Similar Pronunciation” (義存於聲) and “Interchangeable Words with Similar Pronunciation” (聲近義通) in Exegesis

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Publisher
Springer Nature Singapore
Copyright
© Zhejiang University Press 2023. Translation from the Chinese language edition: 古汉语通论by Lihong Jiang, Mingshan Ren ©ZhejiangUniversity Press 2023. Published by Zhejiang University Press. All Rights Reserved.
ISBN
978-981-16-6041-2
Pages
49 –64
DOI
10.1007/978-981-16-6042-9_3
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Abstract

[Wang Yinzhi, in his General Exegeses of the Classics, quoted the words of his father Wang Niansun “Meanings of alliterative and rhymed characters are generally based on pronunciation rather than forms.”]

Published: Mar 21, 2023

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