Spirit and Self in Medieval China: The Shih-shuo hsin-yu and Its Legacy

Selected Bibliography

∫ Selected Bibliography Sections A and B incorporate part of the bibliography from Richard B. Mather, A New Account of the World. The texts in Sections A, B, and E are arranged in chronological order. Sections C and D are arranged alphabetically by author. A. Texts of the Shih-shuo hsin-yü T’ang hsieh-pen Shih-shuo hsin-shu ts’an-chüan gª@°s—›˜ (Fragment of the T’ang hand copy of the Shih-shuo hsin-shu). Originally in 10 chüan. Part of an eighth-century manuscript brought to Japan perhaps as early as the ninth century and including most of chüan 6 (Chapters X–XIII), with the unabridged commentary by Liu Chün Bm. Reprinted and published by Lo Chen-yü π∂…, 1916. Toshohon Sesetsu shinsho rª@°s—. Reprint of the T’ang fragment, edited by Kanda Kiichiro ´–fl@¶ and Nishikawa Yasushi ËtÁ. Shoseki meihin sokan —ÒW~OZ. No. 176. Tokyo, 1972. Shih-shuo hsin-yü @°sy. Reprint of Wang Tsao’s L¶ edition (thirteenth century, based on Tung Fen’s ≥“ edition in 1138, which is not extant). Tokyo: Sonkei Kaku Lg’ or Kanazawa Bunko ˜AÂw, 1929. Includes: (1) Wang Tsao, “Shihshuo hsü-lu” @°‘˝ (Preface to the Shih-shuo); (2) Appendix: “K’ao-i” “ß (Alternate readings), based on an early commentary by Ching Yin qN(ca. fifth century); (3) “Jen-ming p’u” HW– (Genealogical tables [of the principal families in the text]). Shih-shuo hsin-yü. Published by Yüan Chiung Ku, based on Lu Yu’s ∞C edition (1188, not extant). 3 chüan. Wu-chün: Chia-ch’ü t’ang ≈ÏÛ, 1535. Shih-shuo hsin-yü. Published by Ling Ying-ch’u ‚sÏ (Ming). 8 chüan. Including marginalia by Liu Ch’en-weng B∞Œ, Liu Ying-teng B≥n, and Wang Shih-mao ˝@∑, printed in three different colors. Shih-shuo hsin-yü pu @°sy… (Supplement to the Shih-shuo hsin-yü). 20 chüan. Compiled by Wang Shih-chen ˝@sin 1556. First published by Chang Wen-chu iÂW in 1585. An abridgment that includes 80 percent of the Shih-shuo hsiny ü and 30 percent of the Ho-shih yü-lin. Two Japanese editions, published in 1694 and 1779, incorporate the punctuation and annotations of Li Chih ıÙ and bear the title Li Chuo-wu p’ing-tien Shih-shuo hsin-yü pu ıÙ^˚I@° sy…. These are the basis of all premodern Japanese editions. Shih-shuo hsin-yü. Published by Chiang Huang-t’ing ±hF sometime between 1723 and 1730, based on a collation of Lu Yu’s and Yüan Chiung’s texts. Not extant; the basis of the following text. Shih-shuo hsin-yü. Published by Shen Yen HY, based on Chiang’s text. Shanghai: Hanfen lou [‚”, 1730. Photolithographically reproduced in the Ssu-pu ts’ung-k’an|°OZ edition, 1929, and includes Shen’s collations, Shih-shuo hsin-yü chiaoy ü @°sy’y. Sesetsu shosatsu @°rº. Published by the priest Kenjo „`, Edo, 1763, based on Wang Shih-chen’s supplemented text. Sesetsu onshaku @°μ¿. Published by Onda Chujin ¶–ÚÙ, Edo, 1816, based on Wang Shih-chen’s text, with glosses. Sesetsu Sembon @°‡ª. Published by Hata Shigen ≥hb, Edo, 1826, based on Wang Shih-chen’s text and incorporating comments by Liun Ying-teng, Li Chih, and others. Shih-shuo hsin-yü. Published by Chou Hsin-ju Pflp, based on Yüan Chiung’s edition. 6 chüan. P’u-chiang: Fen-hsin ko …Y’, 1828. The book in Peking Library carries Li Tz’u-ming’s ıO? (1830–1894) original marginalia. Shih-shuo hsin-yü. Published by Wang Hsien-ch’ien ˝˝æ, based on Chou Hsin-ju’s edition . 3 chüan. Changsha: Ssu-hsien chiang-she ‰ÂøŸ, 1891. Including: (1) Wang, “Chiao-k’an hsiao-shih” ’…p— (Collations) and “pu” … (Supplement); (2) Wang, “K’ao-cheng” ““ (Studies on the editions); (3) Yeh Te-hui ≠w˜ (late nineteenth century), “Shih-shuo hsin-yü i-wen” @°syH (Listing of “unauthorized passages”), culled from various quotations; (4)Yeh, “Shih-shuo hsiny ü chu yin-yung shu-mu” @°sy˘fiŒ—ÿ (Bibliography of works cited in Liu Chün’s commentary). Shih-shuo hsin-yü. Reprint of Sonkei Kaku or Kanazawa Bunko edition (Tokyo, 1929). Peking: Wen-hsüeh ku-chi k’an-hsing she, 1956. 2:1–80 including: (1) A reprint of [T’ang hsieh-pen] Shih-shuo hsin-shu [ts’an-chüan]; (2) Wang Li-ch’i ˝Qπ, “Shih-shuo hsin-yü chiao-k’an chi” @°sy’…O (Collations). Shih-shuo hsin-yü [chiao-chien] @°sy [’‡]. Commentary by...