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Nine notes on the silk manuscripts similar to the Yi zhuan

Ding Si-xin

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This paper makes some corrections on the version by CHEN Song-chang or LIAO Ming-chun related to the silk manuscripts similar to the Commentaries on the Zhouyi, and makes some minor mends on the lost silk text. Moreover, some issues related to the text and Yi-ology are reinterpreted and discussed in the paper.

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This paper makes some corrections on the version by CHEN Song-chang or LIAO Ming-chun related to the silk manuscripts similar to the Commentaries on the Zhouyi, and makes some minor mends on the lost silk text. Moreover, some issues related to the text and Yi-ology are reinterpreted and discussed in the paper.

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This paper makes some corrections on the version by CHEN Song-chang or LIAO Ming-chun related to the silk manuscripts similar to the Commentaries on the Zhouyi, and makes some minor mends on the lost silk text. Moreover, some issues related to the text and Yi-ology are reinterpreted and discussed in the paper.

Key concepts: SILK, Chen, Minor (academic), Philosophy, Literature, History, Art, Humanities

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