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Studies on the Amendments by the Scholars After Duan Yucai to Duan's Theories of Archaic Phonology

Qiao Qiu-ying

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There are some faults in Duan Yucai's 17 rhyme categories of the archaic Chinese phonology. Through doing many further studies, the scholars after Duan amended his theories.

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There are some faults in Duan Yucai's 17 rhyme categories of the archaic Chinese phonology. Through doing many further studies, the scholars after Duan amended his theories.

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There are some faults in Duan Yucai's 17 rhyme categories of the archaic Chinese phonology. Through doing many further studies, the scholars after Duan amended his theories.

Key concepts: Phonology, Philosophy, Linguistics, Classics, Literature, History, Art

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