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by 章学诚
'Wen Shi Tong Yi' by Zhang Xuecheng offers a deep exploration of Chinese historiographical principles. It examines the practical uses of history in worldly affairs, argues that the Six Classics embody historical truths, and stresses the vital moral virtues of historians. Regarded alongside 'Shi Tong' as a foundational text in ancient Chinese historical theory, it enriches our comprehension of scholarship's societal impact.
About This Book
Written by the renowned scholar Zhang Xuecheng, 'Wen Shi Tong Yi' stands as a cornerstone of Chinese historiographical theory, often paired with Liu Zhiji's 'Shi Tong' as the twin pillars of ancient Chinese historical scholarship.
The book addresses key concepts such as 'Jing Shi Zhi Yong,' emphasizing the practical utility of literature and history in governing the world and benefiting society.
It explores the idea that 'Liu Jing Jie Shi,' positing that the Six Classics are fundamentally historical texts, revealing the intertwined nature of classical learning and historical narrative.
Central to the work is the notion of 'Shi De,' which underscores the ethical responsibilities and moral integrity required of historians in their craft.
Published as part of the 'Zhongguo Shi Xue Yao Ji Cong Kan' series by Shanghai Gu Ji, this edition preserves the essential contributions of Zhang Xuecheng to the understanding of history's role in Chinese intellectual tradition.
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