The Collation Of The Silk Book Yi Zhuan

In 1973,a large number of silk books of the Western Han Dynasty were unearthed from the 3rd Han Tomb in Mawangdui,Changsha City,Hunan Province.There are over 100000 words and over 50 kinds of documents in total.The content covers many fields from the Warring States Period to the early Western Han Dynasty,such as politics,economy,history,astronomy,art,literature,and so on.Among them,there are the "Yi Jing" and six documents related to the "Yi Zhuan",such as "Er San Zi Wen","Xi Ci","Zhong","Yao","Mu He",and "Zhao Li".As extremely valuable documents on the study of the Yi-ology,these six articles have attracted many scholars to explore and write books and theories.This thesis extensively refers to existing research results,adopts the "dual attestation" of combining unearthed documents and handed-down documents,compares the relevant contents of the silk book "Yi Zhuan" with the handed down "Zhou Yi",the bamboo slips of the Warring States period "Zhou Yi" collected in the Shanghai Museum,and other types of silk books in Mawangdui,using the theories and methods of philology,phonology,and exegesis,and on the basis of explaining and summarizing the meanings of the six chapters of the silk book "Yi Zhuan",Key proofreading text.The proofreading has absorbed the main research achievements of the academic community,and has attempted to correct some explanatory words,annotation errors,and shortcomings existing in the existing textual criticism.There are 1002 annotations in total,which can be used to collate errors,analyze character pattern,explain Tongjia,or cite literature to explain the meaning of the characters and to corroborate historical facts.There are 16 controversial words that have not yet been well understood.The silk book "Yi Zhuan" contains rich and important materials for the study of philology,exegetics,philology,and other related disciplines.A comprehensive interpretation of its text is of great significance for further studying relevant linguistic phenomena and the development history of Yi-ology.