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A. Individual Collections
This covers the holdings of 250 PRC libraries, 32 Japanese libraries,
the Library of Congress and 521 ts'ung-shu 叢書. It includes collections
of 739 Sung authors (of which 107 are collections of tz'u lyrics).
Arranged chronologically by author. There are four-corner indexes to the
ts'ung-shu, libraries and their locations, and authors. (see also
Xiancun Song ren zhushu zonglu discussed in the previous section
III.A.)
For pre-modern editions of the collected works of 528 individuals in Japanese
library holdings, see:
Arranged by author, with author and title indexes according to Japanese
pronunciation. Includes number of chüan, names of editors, date
of the edition, and the library collections in which the work is held.
For pre-1868 editions of Song literary collections (including individual
collections, anthologies, miscellanies, poetry collections and works of
literary criticism), see
| Ref (C) Z3102 .Y46 1996x |
Riben cang Song ren
wenji shanben gouchen
日本藏宋人文集善本鈎沉
(Digging up Rare Editions of Song Literary Collections Preserved in
Japan)
Yan Shaodang 嚴紹璗, comp.
Hangzhou: Hangzhou daxue chubanshe, 1996. 3, 1, 375 p., [4] p. of
plates. |
Song literary collections in Taiwanese collections are listed in:
| Ref (C) PL2264 .Z4825 1981x |
Zhongguo lidai shiwen
bieji lianhe shumu
中國歷代詩文別集聯合書目
(Union Catalog of Collected Works of Poetry and Prose throughout Chinese
History)
Wang Minxin 王民信, comp.
Taibei: Lianjing chuban shiye gongsi, 1981-3. Vol. 6-7. |
Titles and editions are organized chronologically by author. Congshu
editions are placed after individually circulating editions.
Includes references to author biographies after the list of editions of
their work.
There is an author index. The index is in vol. 8 and is a combined index
for Song and Yuan works. It is organized by stroke order.
For a meticulously annotated study of editions of extant Song literary
collections, see
| (C) Z1029 .Z48 1999x |
Song ren bieji xu
lu
宋人別集叙錄
(Bibliographic Survey of Collected Works of Song Authors)
Zhu Shangshu 祝尚書
Beijing: Zhonghua shuju, 1999. 2 vols. |
This bibliography covers 541 collected works of poetry and prose and individual
collections of memorials out of an estimated 800 extant collections. The
latter number includes collections of ci poems (ciji) and works collected
in more general collections which are not discussed here. Ciji are not listed
because they are covered in Rao
Zongyi's 饒宗頤 Ciji kao: Tang, Wudai, Song, Jin, Yuan bian 詞集考 :
唐五代宋金元編 (Beijing: Zhonghua shuju, 1992). This work is intended to be a critical
evaluation of the pros and cons of major editions. It therefore only includes
original and major editions, not all. Editions published after the Qianlong
reign, editions that have been demonstrated to be false attributions, and
those reconstructed from very limited remnants are also excluded.
In the reference materials section of each entry, postfaces and prefaces
as well as entries from catalogs are listed. The list in this edition is
not comprehensive. The author aims to publish those bibliographical materials
that were not included separately in a volume, titled, "Song ji xu
ba huibian" (Song ren zongji xu lu (see below), preface, p.
5).
The main title entries are arranged chronologcially by the author's year
of birth. Titles in the reference section are arranged chronologically by
the year of publication.
There is a name and title index at the end of volume 2. The index is according
to the four corners system, but there is a stroke order finding aid arranged
by first character.
| (C) PL2503 W364 2003x |
Song ren wenji bianke
liuchuan congkao
宋人文集编刻流传丛考
(Investigations into the Compilation, Printing and Dissemination of
the Literary Collections of Song Dynasty Authors)
Wang Lan 王岚
Nanjing: Jiangsu guji chubanshe, 2003. |
This is study of Song editions and later reprints of the collected works
of 32 Song men. The emphasis is on Northern Song literary figures. The Northern
Song men included are: Xu Xuan 徐铉，Zhang Yong 张詠，Liu Kai 柳開， Wang Yucheng
王禹偁，Lin Bu 林逋，Fan Zhongyan 范仲淹， Mu Xiu 穆修，Yin Shu 尹洙，Mei Yaochen 梅堯臣， Shi
Jie 石介， Ouyang Xiu 歐陽修，Su Qinshun 蘇舜欽，Li Gou 李覯，Su Xun 蘇洵，Wen Tong 文同，Sima
Guang 司馬光，Wang Anshi 王安石， Shen Gou 沈遘，Shen Kua 沈括，Shen Liao 沈遼，Kong Wenzhong
孔文仲，Kong Wuzhong 孔武仲，Kong Pingzhong 孔平仲，Su Che 蘇轍，Huang Tingjian 黃庭堅，Qin
Guan 秦觀，Chen Shidao 陳師道，Chao Buzhi 晁補之，Tang Geng 唐庚，Su Guo 蘇過. Zhou Zizhi
周紫芝 lived during the Northern-Song Southern-Song divide; Dai Fugu 戴復古 is
the only Southern Song author included.
The introduction gives a brief overview of the different methods of compilation
used in Song collected works. It also reviews the scanty scholarship on
editions and re-editions of Song collected works.
For a listing of 350 Sung literary collections used in compiling the Sung-jen
chuan-chi tzu-liao so-yin (Index to biographical materials on Sung
figures) in roughly chronological order, see:
The following gives the titles, locations, and brief abstracts of documents
pertaining to economic history found in 112 Sung wen-chi. There
is a detailed analytic index.
(W)HC427.6.H37 G8 1964x
LoC: Z7165.C6 H3 |
A Guide to Sources
of Chinese Economic History, A.D.618‑1368.
Robert
Hartwell, ed.
Chicago: University of Chicago, 1964. 257 p. |
B. Anthologies
| Z3108.L5 |
Song ren zongji xu
lu
宋人總集敘錄
(Bibliographical Survey of Anthologies of Song Authors)
Zhu Shangshu 祝尚書
Beijing: Zhonghua shuju, 2004. 4, 6, 4, 651, 31 p. |
This meticulously annotated bibliography includes all extant zongji that
include work by Song authors and were compiled by Song authors. This implies
that compilations by Song authors not including Song works are not included.
Later compilations of Song authors are also not included. Complete as
well as partial copies are listed. Anthologies are defined as anthologies
of poetry, prose and combined prose-poetry. Those of memorials and decrees
are considered prose anthologies in accordance with Song practice. The
author has counted over 300 titles mentioned in catalogs, but only 80
survive and are discussed in this bibliography. The entries are arranged
chronologically.
The main differences between this volume and Zhu Shangshu's work on bieji
discussed above are: a) This title includes references to all prefaces
and postfaces for each title (those cited in the main text are not listed
again at the end). b) It includes two appendices: a list of zongji no
longer extant and a list of libraries holding the titles described. Appendix
one only includes those works for which descriptions are extant. Those
for which only the title is known are not listed. Appendix two lists locations
in China and abroad. The author refers to Zhongguo
congshu zonglu for references to most congshu.
The index in the back includes title names, the names of compilers and
annotators mentioned in the main text and in appendix one; the titles
in appendix two; the names of authors of prefaces and postfaces.
The following is a study of anthologies compiled in Sung known to be extant.
| LoC: LH7 .T338a |
"Chin‑ts'un Sung‑tai tsung‑chi k'ao"
今存宋代總集考
(Extant Sung-period anthologies).
Wang Jui‑sheng 王瑞生.
T'ai-nan shih‑chuan hsueh‑pao台南師專學報 9 (1976):
49‑88.
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