2003Journal of Anhui UniversityRequires access

Dynamic analysis of the formation of Chinese characters

Huang De-kua

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Abstract

One of the fundamental interests in the study of the Chinese philology focuses on the written characters formation. This is very limited in scope and does not give us any new information. The paper proposes a much broader perspective looking at continuous change in all of the characters rather than just changes in specific sets of characters at specific points of time.

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One of the fundamental interests in the study of the Chinese philology focuses on the written characters formation. This is very limited in scope and does not give us any new information. The paper proposes a much broader perspective looking at continuous change in all of the characters rather than just changes in specific sets of characters at specific points of time.

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One of the fundamental interests in the study of the Chinese philology focuses on the written characters formation. This is very limited in scope and does not give us any new information. The paper proposes a much broader perspective looking at continuous change in all of the characters rather than just changes in specific sets of characters at specific points of time.

Key concepts: Scope (computer science), Perspective (graphical), Philology, Chinese characters, Computer science, Linguistics, Epistemology, Philosophy

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