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olexionofchineseculture,
andonesotisherthechinesepeopleasawholewouldbeso
docileandsorespectfultotheirsuperiorshadtheyspokenaninflexionallanguageand
nsequentlyusedanalphabetiesfeelthat,hadthechinese
nagedtoretainafeorefinalorinitialnsonantsintheirlanguage,notonly
heyhaveshakentheauthorityofnfuciustoitsfoundations,butvery
possiblyodohepoliticalstructureand,hthegeneral
spreadofknoillenniuofleisure,wouldhaveforgedahead
inotherlinesandgiventheoreinventionslikeprintingandgunpowder
ancivilizationonthispla
iiischolarship
beforeagination,
achievedbyobscureorunknoershroughtheclassicaltraditionandeoutofthegladnessoftheirheartsandforthesheerdelightofcreationinother
asituteliteraturepar
excellenceintheihententof
classicalliterature,thequalitiesofchinesescholarship,andthelifeandeducationof
thatssofeducatednoralizealotandcreatenothing
dothesescholarsentaloccupation
chinaisalandofscholars,esofpeace,
atleast,theivatedthis
ofapopularsuperstitionthatnopaper
bearingingshouldbethroorusedforindecentpurposes,butshouldbe
lleplesintisofhestoryisslightly
different,forsoldiersusedtogointoascholarshouseandeitherbuoldrare
editionsasfuel,orblo,orttheoageneral
nflagrationyetsostupendousore
booksthesoldiersbued,thebiggerthellee
inthesuidynasty,aroundtheyear600,theierialdynastyalreadyunted
370,000volusinthetangdynastytheierialllebered208,000
volusintheyear1005,inthesungdynasty,thefirstencyclopaedia,nsistingof
1,000volus,piledthenextgreatierialllection,thetunglotatien,
llectedundereeroryunglo14031424,nsistedof22,877books,in11,995
volus,ofselectedrareancientost
statesnlikeaperorchienlungakeathoroughoverhaulingof
extantbooksfortheostensiblepurposeofpreservingthebuththeequally
iortantpurposeofdestroyinghatsavouredofdissatisfactionhthealien
regi,andhesueshwerepreserved
originallyinsevensetsintheffucttuanshubuthealsosucceededin
orderingthepleteorpartialdestructionofabout2,000books,involvingabouta
sreofissalfroffient,floggingordeathoftheauthors,
sotisinplesandthesellingoftheir
falyasslaves梐llthisbeisuseofahthe
yunglotatienandthesstit**uanshurepresentedaselectionofhyof
preservationacrdingtotheorthodoxstandardsthereber
ofention,habriefdescriptioninthecatalogue,
butthesellectedinthesstikuckuanshuforperpetuationthese,of
urse,didnotincludethetrulycreativeenarebrothersorthered
endousauntofpichi,or
”notebooks,”onoddsandends,froistoricalresearchestonotesontealeavesand
fausspringsandsketchesoffoxes,erspiritsandchastehwere
thedelightofthechinesescholars
,then,didthesebookstalkaboutarevie
ofchineselibraries,handeddothessukuckiianshu>erestchinesebooksareclassifiedintothefourbigdivisions:aclassics,bhistory,c
philosophy,anddllectederaturetheclassicsdivisionincludesthe
classicsandclassicphilology,e
thehistorydivisonincludesdynastichistories,specialhistories,biography,
scellaneousrerds,geographyincludingtravelsketchesandlocalhistoryof
distriousuntains,civilservicesystelaatutes,bibliography,
andhistori
theschoolsofphilosophyofthechoudynasty,butadetoincludeallthe
specialartsandsciencesofchinaasinthe”facultyofphilosophy”ofae
university,iny,astrology,
neusic,housederation,
,buddhistaoisreferenceworks,anda
hostoftheaboventioned”notebooks,”ntainingaiscuous,
unshifted,unsenaoftheuniverse,h
apreferenceforthehesupeaturalinpopularbookshopsthenovelsare
alsoincludedinthisdivisionthellectedaybecalledthe
literaturedivision,becauseitincludesthellectederary
a
thearrayofsposingthananexanationoftheitentswould
shoually,therearenospecialsciencesinchina,outsidetheserioussciencesof
classicphilologyandhistory,rulybranchesofexactclassifiedknowledge,
andy,apartfroheworksof
jesuitdisciples,isverynearastrology,andzoologyandbotanyareverynearcuisine,
sinalsandfruitsandvegetablesareeatabledicineusually
oancyandfortuel
... </P></TD>
olexionofchineseculture,
andonesotisherthechinesepeopleasawholewouldbeso
docileandsorespectfultotheirsuperiorshadtheyspokenaninflexionallanguageand
nsequentlyusedanalphabetiesfeelthat,hadthechinese
nagedtoretainafeorefinalorinitialnsonantsintheirlanguage,notonly
heyhaveshakentheauthorityofnfuciustoitsfoundations,butvery
possiblyodohepoliticalstructureand,hthegeneral
spreadofknoillenniuofleisure,wouldhaveforgedahead
inotherlinesandgiventheoreinventionslikeprintingandgunpowder
ancivilizationonthispla
iiischolarship
beforeagination,
achievedbyobscureorunknoershroughtheclassicaltraditionandeoutofthegladnessoftheirheartsandforthesheerdelightofcreationinother
asituteliteraturepar
excellenceintheihententof
classicalliterature,thequalitiesofchinesescholarship,andthelifeandeducationof
thatssofeducatednoralizealotandcreatenothing
dothesescholarsentaloccupation
chinaisalandofscholars,esofpeace,
atleast,theivatedthis
ofapopularsuperstitionthatnopaper
bearingingshouldbethroorusedforindecentpurposes,butshouldbe
lleplesintisofhestoryisslightly
different,forsoldiersusedtogointoascholarshouseandeitherbuoldrare
editionsasfuel,orblo,orttheoageneral
nflagrationyetsostupendousore
booksthesoldiersbued,thebiggerthellee
inthesuidynasty,aroundtheyear600,theierialdynastyalreadyunted
370,000volusinthetangdynastytheierialllebered208,000
volusintheyear1005,inthesungdynasty,thefirstencyclopaedia,nsistingof
1,000volus,piledthenextgreatierialllection,thetunglotatien,
llectedundereeroryunglo14031424,nsistedof22,877books,in11,995
volus,ofselectedrareancientost
statesnlikeaperorchienlungakeathoroughoverhaulingof
extantbooksfortheostensiblepurposeofpreservingthebuththeequally
iortantpurposeofdestroyinghatsavouredofdissatisfactionhthealien
regi,andhesueshwerepreserved
originallyinsevensetsintheffucttuanshubuthealsosucceededin
orderingthepleteorpartialdestructionofabout2,000books,involvingabouta
sreofissalfroffient,floggingordeathoftheauthors,
sotisinplesandthesellingoftheir
falyasslaves梐llthisbeisuseofahthe
yunglotatienandthesstit**uanshurepresentedaselectionofhyof
preservationacrdingtotheorthodoxstandardsthereber
ofention,habriefdescriptioninthecatalogue,
butthesellectedinthesstikuckuanshuforperpetuationthese,of
urse,didnotincludethetrulycreativeenarebrothersorthered
endousauntofpichi,or
”notebooks,”onoddsandends,froistoricalresearchestonotesontealeavesand
fausspringsandsketchesoffoxes,erspiritsandchastehwere
thedelightofthechinesescholars
,then,didthesebookstalkaboutarevie
ofchineselibraries,handeddothessukuckiianshu>erestchinesebooksareclassifiedintothefourbigdivisions:aclassics,bhistory,c
philosophy,anddllectederaturetheclassicsdivisionincludesthe
classicsandclassicphilology,e
thehistorydivisonincludesdynastichistories,specialhistories,biography,
scellaneousrerds,geographyincludingtravelsketchesandlocalhistoryof
distriousuntains,civilservicesystelaatutes,bibliography,
andhistori
theschoolsofphilosophyofthechoudynasty,butadetoincludeallthe
specialartsandsciencesofchinaasinthe”facultyofphilosophy”ofae
university,iny,astrology,
neusic,housederation,
,buddhistaoisreferenceworks,anda
hostoftheaboventioned”notebooks,”ntainingaiscuous,
unshifted,unsenaoftheuniverse,h
apreferenceforthehesupeaturalinpopularbookshopsthenovelsare
alsoincludedinthisdivisionthellectedaybecalledthe
literaturedivision,becauseitincludesthellectederary
a
thearrayofsposingthananexanationoftheitentswould
shoually,therearenospecialsciencesinchina,outsidetheserioussciencesof
classicphilologyandhistory,rulybranchesofexactclassifiedknowledge,
andy,apartfroheworksof
jesuitdisciples,isverynearastrology,andzoologyandbotanyareverynearcuisine,
sinalsandfruitsandvegetablesareeatabledicineusually
oancyandfortuel
... </P></TD>