III.C. SUNG-PERIOD BIBLIOGRAPHIES
1) The most comprehensive extant bibliography compiled in Yuan, although based
on Sung-period historiography, is the "Treatise on Bibliography" (I-wen
chih) in the Sung shih/Sung History. This,
later supplements, and other Sung bibliographies of government holdings
have been issued in a single volume, with a single author/title index, arranged
according to the four-corner system. Note that bibliographies compiled in
Sung included pre-Sung works in government libraries.
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Sung shih
i‑wen chih, pu, fu‑pien
宋史藝文志補附編
(The Sung history Treatise on bibliography, amended and
supplemented).
Shanghai: Shang-wu yin-shu-kuan, 1957. 560 and 159 p.
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Reprinted as:
These lists occasionally include some information on the author. The majority
of works listed are lost.
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Song shi yiwenzhi kaozheng
宋史艺文志考证
(Verifying "The Bibliographical Survey" in The Song
Dynastic History)
Chen Lesu 陈乐素
Guangdong: Guangdong renmin, 2002. 715 p. |
This title was compiled over a fifty-year period. Chen Lesu started working
on it in earnest in 1941. His son, Chen Zhichao, edited it into its final
form. It consists of three parts. In Part One, the main part, all entries
in "The Bibliographical Survey" are read against entries on
the same titles in other Song materials. This part allows user to check
the accuracy of any title listed in the survey. Part Two is a descriptive
list of types of errors in the survey, each illustrated with examples.
Part Three consists of miscellaneous research notes.
2) The following is the mid-eleventh-century bibliography of the imperial
library collection.
Two Southern Sung annotated bibliographies of private holdings
are extant. Both provide material on the author and, in many
instances, the contents of the listed work. They are organized
according to the four-division classification system.
3)
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Chün‑chai tu‑shu chih.
郡齋讀書志
(Record of Reading at the Prefectural Studio).
Ch'ao Kung‑wu 晁公武 (?-1171).
Ch'ang-sha: Wang Hsien-ch'ien 王先謙, 1884.
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For a carefully collated edition, see
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Junzhai dushuzhi jiaozheng
郡齋讀書志校證
(Record of Reading at the Prefectural Studio Collated).
Chao Gongwu 晁公武
Shanghai: Shanghai guji chubanshe, 1990. 2, 17, 146, 1404, 129 p.
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This edition also includes a four-corner index to titles and authors.
For a study of the contents of this work, the author's life, and a list
of those texts no longer known to be extant, see
4)
For a punctuated edition with author and title indexes, see
There is a separate title index for Ch'en Chen-sun's work.
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"Chokusai shoroku kaidai shomei sakuin"
直齋書錄解題書名索引
[Chih-chai shu-lu chieh-ti shu-ming so-yin]
(Index to titles in the Chih-chai shu-lu chieh-t'i)
Ishida Mikinosuke 石田軒之助
Tōyōshi kenkyū東洋史研究 Supplement to vol. 3.2
(1937). 51 p.
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Chen Zhensun's work can also be accessed online at http://kanji.zinbun.kyoto-u.ac.jp/db-machine/toho/html/B002menu.html
In the thirteenth century, Ma Tuan-lin incorporated the
entries in both these works, drew on other bibliographies, and
supplemented them with citations from other scholars in a
75-chüan bibliography in:
The bibliographic section of the Wen-hsien t'ung-k'ao
is available in the following annotated edition:
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Wen-hsien t'ung-k'ao ching-chi k'ao
文獻通考經籍考
(A study of the bibliography in the Wen-hsien
t'ung-k'ao)
Ma Tuan-lin.
Shanghai: Hua-tung shih-fan ta-hsueh, 1985. 1828 p.
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Note also the "Treatise on Bibliography" in
There is also a one-volume index to the Shih-t'ung
which includes the Wen-hsien t'ung-k'ao and the
T'ung-chih. It includes a four-corner index as well as a
category index (fen-lei so-yin).
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Shih-t'ung so-yin.
十通索引
(Index to Shih-t'ung).
Shanghai: Commercial Press, 1937. 325 and 168 p.
McMullen #108.
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Note also Yü-hai, a Southern Sung encyclopedia including extensive
information on Sung and pre-Sung works. Although it does not arrange information
in the form of a bibliography, the section on writings mentions specific
editions and provides useful information on authors and contents. The table
of contents gives the categories.
For a detailed table of contents for the Yü
hai,see:
Other Southern Sung encylopedias that quote extensively from
earlier texts are discussed in Teng and Biggerstaff, An
Annotated Bibliography of Selected Chinese Reference Works,
pp. 90-92.
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