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MODERN CHINESE WRITERS' MANUSCRIPTS OR: WHEN DID AUTHORS START TO KEEP THEIR DRAFTS?

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Findeisen R. D.
Asian and African Studies
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2009
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vol. 18
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issue 2
265-292
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This paper raises the question about the meaning of 'keeping a draft manuscripts' in literary production, taking a famous calligraphy from Tang dynasty (8th cent.) as an early Chinese hand-writing that bears clear marks of intervention in a creative process. Taking four modern manuscripts as samples, it explores the blurred limits between calligraphy and manuscripts, and proposes to merge the millennium-old scholarly tradition of ‘collation' (jiaokan) in with methodological tools.
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