Explorations of Chinese Lexical Meanings Issues during the Research on the Chinese Graphology History—Take Zheng Qiao’s Hypothesis of Jiajie （假借） as Example

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Explorations of Chinese Lexical Meanings Issues during the Research on the Chinese Graphology History—Take Zheng Qiao’s Hypothesis of Jiajie （假借） as Example

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In the history of Chinese Graphology research, most research have been focusing on issues of graphic forms, while meanings of graphs also have been involved. Some treatises seemed to study issues of graphic form, but explored lexical meanings issues actually. Such as the scholar Zheng Qiao of the Song Dynasty, he explored lexical meanings and raised the hypothesis of Jiajie ( 假借 ) when he researched the Jiajie ( 假借 ) issue of Liushu ( 六书 ), which was a new extension in the field of Chinese Graphology research actually, and a new gain of ancient word meaning research is worthy of attention.

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Chinese Graphology Shuo Wen (《说文》) lexical meaning Zheng Qiao Jiajie ( 假借 ) Chinese Characters

Published: 26 July 2019

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Explorations of Chinese Lexical Meanings Issues during the Research on the Chinese Graphology History—Take Zheng Qiao’s Hypothesis of Jiajie （假借） as Example

. THE STUDY OF CHINESE CHARACTERS AND LANGUAGE, 2019, 6(2): 19-25.

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