外语教学与研究：外国语文双月刊
外語教學與研究：外國語文雙月刊
외어교학여연구：외국어문쌍월간
Foreign Language Teaching and Research
1994年
1期
1~8
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<正> In this study,I propose to discuss XuShen’s views on language and society asdisplayed in his Shuo Wen Jie Zi （121 C.E.）<sub>1</sub>, which remained for 18 centuries arevered work in Chinese classical studiesbut whose sociolinguistic insights seem tohave been left quite unstudied and perhapseven unrecognized.It will be my aim toshow that Xu Shen views language in thecontext of society and that a rich body ofcommunal beliefs might be gathered frommany of the major groupings in this dic-tionary.
<正> In this study,I propose to discuss XuShen’s views on language and society asdisplayed in his Shuo Wen Jie Zi （121 C.E.）<sub>1</sub>, which remained for 18 centuries arevered work in Chinese classical studiesbut whose sociolinguistic insights seem tohave been left quite unstudied and perhapseven unrecognized.It will be my aim toshow that Xu Shen views language in thecontext of society and that a rich body ofcommunal beliefs might be gathered frommany of the major groupings in this dic-tionary.
<정> In this study,I propose to discuss XuShen’s views on language and society asdisplayed in his Shuo Wen Jie Zi （121 C.E.）<sub>1</sub>, which remained for 18 centuries arevered work in Chinese classical studiesbut whose sociolinguistic insights seem tohave been left quite unstudied and perhapseven unrecognized.It will be my aim toshow that Xu Shen views language in thecontext of society and that a rich body ofcommunal beliefs might be gathered frommany of the major groupings in this dic-tionary.
