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SINO-PLATONIC PAPERS

Number 23 April, 1991

Tracks of the Tao, Semantics of Zen

byVictor H. Mair

Victor H. Mair, EditorSino-Platonic Papers

Department of East Asian Languages and CivilizationsUniversity of Pennsylvania

Philadelphia, PA 19104-6305 [email protected]

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Previous Issues

Number Date Author Title Pages

1 Nov.1986

Victor H. MairUniversity of Pennsylvania

The Need for an AlphabeticallyArranged General UsageDictionary of Mandarin Chinese: AReview Article of Some RecentDictionaries and CurrentLexicographical Projects

31

2 Dec.1986

Andrew Jones Hiroshima

The Poetics of Uncertainty in EarlyChinese Literature

45

3 March1987 Victor H. MairUniversity of Pennsylvania A Partial Bibliography for theStudy of Indian Influence onChinese Popular Literature

iv, 214

4 Nov.1987

Robert M. SandersUniversity of Hawaii

The Four Languages of Mandarin

14

5 Dec.1987

Eric A. Havelock Vassar College

Chinese Characters and the Greek Alphabet

4

6 Jan.

1988

J. Marshall Unger

University of Hawaii

Computers and Japanese Literacy:

Nihonzin no Yomikaki Nryoku toKonpyuta

13

7 Jan.1988

Chang Tsung-tungGoethe-Universitt

Indo-European Vocabulary in OldChinese

i, 56

8 Feb.1988

various Reviews (I) ii, 39

9 Dec.1988

Soho Machida Daitoku-ji, Kyoto

Life and Light, the Infinite: AHistorical and Philological

Analysis of the Amida Cult

46

10 June1989

Pratoom AngurarohitaChulalongkorn University

Bangkok

Buddhist Influence on theNeo-Confucian Concept of theSage

31

11 July1989

Edward ShaughnessyUniversity of Chicago

Western Cultural Innovations inChina, 1200 BC

8
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Previous Issues, cont.


12 Aug.1989


The Contributions of Tang andFive Dynasties TransformationTexts ( pien-wen) to Later ChinesePopular Literature

71

13 Oct.1989

Jiaosheng WangShanghai

The CompleteCi-Poems of LiQingzhao: A New EnglishTranslation

xii,122

14 Dec.

1989

various Reviews (II) 69

15 Jan.1990

George CardonaUniversity of Pennsylvania

On Attitudes Toward Language inAncient India

19

16 March1990


Three Brief Essays ConcerningChinese Tocharistan

16

17 April1990

Heather PetersUniversity Museum of Philadelphia

Tattooed Faces and Stilt Houses:Who Were the Ancient Yue?

28

18 May1990


Two Non-Tetragraphic NorthernSinitic Languages

a. Implications of theSoviet Dungan Script forChinese LanguageReform

b. Who Were the Gymi?

28

19 June1990 Bosat Man Nalanda Backhill/Peking/Beijing 6

20 Oct.1990


Introduction and Notes for aTranslation of the Ma-wang-tuiMSS of the Lao Tzu

68
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21 Dec.1990

Philippa Jane BensonCarnegie MellonUniversity

Two Cross-Cultural Studies onReading Theory

9, 13

22 March1991

David MoserUniversity of Michigan

Slips of the Tongue and Pen inChinese

45

23 April1991


Tracks of the Tao, Semantics of Zen

10

24 Aug.1991 David A. UtzUniversity of Pennsylvania Language, Writing, and Traditionin Iran 24

25 Aug.1991

Jean DeBernardiUniversity of Alberta

Linguistic Nationalism: The Caseof Southern Min

22 + 3figs.

26 Sept.1991

JAO Tsung-iChinese University of Hong Kong

Questions on the Origins of WritingRaised by the Silk Road

10

27 Aug.

1991

Victor H. Mair, ed.

University of Pennsylvania

Schriftfestschrift: Essays in Honor

of John DeFrancis on His Eightieth Birthday

ix, 245

28 Sept.1991

ZHOU YouguangState LanguageCommission, Peking

The Family of ChineseCharacter-Type Scripts (Twenty Members and Four Stages of Development )

11

29 Sept.1991


What Is a ChineseDialect/Topolect? Reflections onSome Key Sino-English Linguistic

Terms

31

30 Oct.1991

M. V. Sofronov Institute of Far EasternStudies, Academy of Sciences, Moscow

Chinese Philology and the Scriptsof Central Asia

10
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31 Oct.1991

various Reviews (III) 68

32 Aug.1992

David McCrawUniversity of Hawaii

How the Chinawoman Lost HerVoice

27

33 Sept.1992

FENG Lide and KevinStuartChuankou No. 1 MiddleSchool and Qinghai

Education College

Interethnic Contact on the InnerAsian Frontier: The Gangou Peopleof Minhe County, Qinghai

34

34 Oct.1992


Two Papers on Sinolinguistics

1. A HypothesisConcerning the Originof the Term fanqie (Countertomy)

2. East Asian Round-TripWords

13

35 Nov.1992

Victor H. MairUniversity of Pennsylvaniawith an added note byEdwin G. Pulleyblank

Reviews (IV) 37

36 Feb.1993

XU Wenkan Hanyu Da Cidian editorialoffices, Shanghai

Hanyu Wailaici de YuyuanKaozheng he Cidian Bianzuan(Philological Research on theEtymology of Loanwords in Siniticand Dictionary Compilation)

13

37 March1993

Tanya StorchUniversity of New Mexico

Chinese Buddhist Historiographyand Orality

16

38 April1993


The Linguistic and TextualAntecedents of The Sutra of theWise and the Foolish

95

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39 Aug.1993

Jordan PaperYork University

A Material Case for a Late BeringStrait Crossing Coincident withPre-Columbian Trans-PacificCrossings

17

40 Sept.1993

Michael CarrCenter for LanguageStudies, Otaru Universityof Commerce

Tiao-Fish through ChineseDictionaries

68

41 Oct.1993 Paul Goldin Harvard University Miching Mallecho: The Zhanguoce and Classical Rhetoric 27

42 Nov.1993

Renchin-Jashe YulshulTibetan AutonomousPrefecture, Kokonor (Qinghai)and Kevin Stuart Institute of Foreign Languages, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

Kham Tibetan Language Materials 39

43 Dec.1993

MA Quanlin, MAWanxiang, and MAZhicheng XiningEdited by Kevin StuartKokonor

Salar Language Materials 72

44 Jan.1994

Dolkun KamberiColumbia University

The Three Thousand Year OldCharchan Man Preserved atZaghunluq

15

45 May1994

Mark HansellCarleton College

The Sino-Alphabet: TheAssimilation of Roman Letters intothe Chinese Writing System

28

46 July1994

various Reviews (V) 2, 155

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47 Aug.1994

Robert S. Bauer Mahidol University Salaya Nakornpathom, Thailand

Sino-Tibetan *kolo Wheel 11

48 Sept.1994


Introduction and Notes for aComplete Translation of theChuang Tzu

xxxiv,110

49 Oct.1994

Ludo RocherUniversity of Pennsylvania

Orality and Textuality in the IndianContext

28

50 Nov.1994

YIN BinyongState LanguageCommission and Institute for Applied Linguistics(Chinese Academy of Social Sciences)

Diyi ge Lading Zimu de HanyuPinyin Fangan Shi ZenyangChansheng de? [How Was the FirstRomanized Spelling System forSinitic Produced?]

7

51 Nov.1994

HAN Kangxin Institute of ArcheologyChinese Academy of

Social Sciences

The Study of Ancient HumanSkeletons from Xinjiang, China

9 + 4figs.

52 Nov.1994

Warren A. ShiblesUniversity of WisconsinWhitewater

Chinese Romanization Systems:IPA Transliteration

20

53 Nov.1994

XU WenkanEditorial Offices of the Hanyu Da CidianShanghai

Guanyu Tuhuoluoren de Qiyuan heQianxi Wenti [On the Problem of the Origins and Migrations of theTocharians]

11

54 Nov.1994 jiyediin Chuluu(Chaolu Wu)University of Toronto

Introduction, Grammar, andSample Sentences for Jegn Yogur 34

55 Nov.1994

jiyediin Chuluu(Chaolu Wu)University of Toronto

Introduction, Grammar, andSample Sentences for Dongxiang

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56 Nov.1994


Introduction, Grammar, andSample Sentences for Dagur

36

57 Nov.1994


Introduction, Grammar, andSample Sentences for Monguor

31

58 Nov.1994

jiyediin Chuluu(Chaolu Wu)

University of Toronto

Introduction, Grammar, andSample Sentences for Baoan

28

59 Dec.1994

Kevin StuartQinghai Junior TeachersCollege;LimusishidenQinghai Medical College Attached Hospital, Xining,Kokonor (Qinghai)

Chinas Monguor Minority:Ethnography and Folktales

i, I,193

60 Dec.

1994

Kevin Stuart, Li

Xuewei, and ShelearQinghai Junior TeachersCollege, Xining, Kokonor (Qinghai)

Chinas Dagur Minority: Society,

Shamanism, and Folklore

vii,

167

61 Dec.1994

Kevin Stuart and LiXueweiQinghai Junior TeachersCollege, Xining, Kokonor (Qinghai)

Tales from Chinas Forest Hunters:Oroqen Folktales

iv, 59

62 Dec.1994 William C. HannasGeorgetown University Reflections on the Unity of Spoken and Written Chinese andAcademic Learning in China

5

63 Dec.1994

Sarah M. NelsonUniversity of Denver

The Development of Complexity inPrehistoric North China

17

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64 Jan.1995

Arne stmoe Bangkok, Thailand, and Drbak, Norway

A Germanic-Tai Linguistic Puzzle 81, 6

65 Feb.1995

Penglin WangChinese University of Hong Kong

Indo-European Loanwords inAltaic

28

66 March1995

ZHU QingzhiSichuan University and

Peking University

Some Linguistic Evidence forEarly Cultural Exchange Between

China and India

7

67 April1995

David McCrawUniversity of Hawaii

Pursuing Zhuangzi as aRhymemaster: A Snark-Hunt inEight Fits

38

68 May1995

Ke Peng, Yanshi ZhuUniversity of Chicago and Tokyo, Japan

New Research on the Origin of Cowries Used in Ancient China

i, 26

69 Jan.

1996

Dpal-ldan-bkra-shis,

Keith Slater,et al. Qinghai, Santa Barbara,etc.

Language Materials of Chinas

Monguor Minority: HuzhuMongghul and Minhe Mangghuer

xi, 266

70 Feb.1996

David Utz, Xinru Liu,Taylor Carman, Bryan Van Norden, and the Editor Philadelphia, Vassar, etc.

Reviews VI 93

71 March1996

Erik Zrcher Leiden University

Seishi KarashimaSoka UniversityHuanming QinTang Studies Hotline

Vernacularisms in MedievalChinese Texts

31 +11 + 8

72 May1996

E. Bruce BrooksUniversity of Massachusetts

The Life and Mentorship of Confucius

44

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73 June1996

ZHANG Juan, et al.,and Kevin StuartQinghai, Inner Mongolia,Shanxi, Henan, Liaoning

Blue Cloth and Pearl Deer; YogurFolklore

iii, 76

74 Jan.1997

David MoserUniversity of Michigan & Beijing Foreign StudiesUniversity

Covert Sexism in MandarinChinese

23

75 Feb.1997 Haun SaussyStanford University The Prestige of Writing: Wen2

,Letter, Picture, Image, Ideography 40

76 Feb.1997

Patricia EichenbaumKaretzky Bard College

The Evolution of the Symbolism of the Paradise of the Buddha of Infinite Life and Its WesternOrigins

28

77 Jan.1998

Daniel HsiehPurdue University

The Origin and Nature of theNineteen Old Poems

49

78 Feb.1998 Narsu Inner Mongolia College of Agriculture & Animal HusbandryKevin StuartQinghai Junior TeachersCollege

Practical Mongolian Sentences(With English Translation) iii +49 + ii+ 66

79 March1998

Dennis Grafflin Bates College

A Southeast Asian Voice in theDaodejing?

8

80 July1998 Taishan YuChinese Academy of Social Sciences

A Study of Saka History ii +225

81 Sept.1998

Hera S. WalkerUrsinus College(Philadelphia)

Indigenous or Foreign?: A Look atthe Origins of the Monkey HeroSun Wukong

iv +110

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82 Sept.1998

I. S. Gurevich Russian Academy of Sciences

A Fragment of a pien-wen(?)Related to the Cycle On BuddhasLife

15

83 Oct.1998

Minglang ZhouUniversity of Colorado at Boulder

Tense/Aspect markers in Mandarinand Xiang dialects, and theircontact

20

84 Oct.1998

Ulf JgerGronau/Westfalen,

Germany

The New Old Mummies fromEastern Central Asia: Ancestors of

the Tocharian Knights Depicted onthe Buddhist Wallpaintings of Kucha and Turfan? SomeCircumstantial Evidence

9

85 Oct.1998

Mariko Namba WalterUniversity of NewEngland

Tokharian Buddhism in Kucha:Buddhism of Indo-EuropeanCentum Speakers in ChineseTurkestan before the 10th CenturyC.E.

30

86 Oct.1998 Jidong YangUniversity of Pennsylvania Siba: Bronze Age Culture of theGansu Corridor 18

87 Nov.1998


Canine Conundrums: Eurasian DogAncestor Myths in Historical andEthnic Perspective

74

88 Dec.1998

Saroj Kumar Chaudhuri Aichi Gakusen University

Siddham in China and Japan 9, 124

89 Jan.

1999

Alvin Lin

Yale University

Writing Taiwanese: The

Development of Modern WrittenTaiwanese

4 + 41

+ 4

90 Jan.1999

Victor H. Mair et al Reviews VII [including review of The Original Analects]

2, 38

91 Jan.1999


Phonosymbolism or Etymology:The Case of the Verb Cop

28

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92 Jan.1999

Christine Louise Lin Dartmouth College

The Presbyterian Church in Taiwanand the Advocacy of LocalAutonomy

xiii +136

93 Jan.1999

David S. NivisonStanford University

The Key to the Chronology of theThree Dynasties: The ModernText Bamboo Annals

iv + 68

94 March1999

Julie Lee Wei Hoover Institute

Correspondence Between theChinese Calendar Signs and the

Phoenician Alphabet

65 + 6

95 May1999


A Medieval, Central AsianBuddhist Theme in a Late MingTaoist Tale by Feng Meng-lung

27

96 June1999

E. Bruce BrooksUniversity of Massachusetts

Alexandrian Motifs in ChineseTexts

14

97 Dec.

1999

LI Shuicheng

Peking University

Sino-Western Contact in the

Second Millennium BC

iv, 29

98 Jan.2000

Peter Daniels, DanielBoucher, and otherauthors

Reviews VIII 108

99 Feb.2000

Anthony Barbieri-LowPrinceton University

Wheeled Vehicles in the ChineseBronze Age (c. 2000-741 BC)

v, 98 +5 colorplates

100 Feb.

2000

Wayne Alt

Community College of Baltimore County (Essex)

Zhuangzi, Mysticism, and the

Rejection of Distinctions

29

101 March2000

C. Michele ThompsonSouth Connecticut StateUniversity

The Vit Peoples and the Origins of Nom

71, 1

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102 March2000

Theresa Jen Bryn Mawr CollegePing Xu Baruch College

Penless Chinese CharacterReproduction

15

103 June2000

Carrie E. Reid Middlebury College

Early Chinese Tattoo 52

104 July2000

David W. Pankenier Lehigh University

Popular Astrology and BorderAffairs in Early China

19 + 1color

plate105 Aug.

2000Anne BirrellCambridge University

Postmodernist Theory in RecentStudies of Chinese Literature

31

106 Sept.2000

Yu TaishanChinese Academy of Social Sciences

A Hypothesis about the Sources of the Sai Tribes

i, 3,200

107 Sept.2000

Jacques deLisle,Adelheid E. Krohne,

and the editor

Reviews IX 148 +map

108 Sept.2000

Ruth H. ChangUniversity of Pennsylvania

Understanding Di and Tian: Deityand Heaven From Shang to Tang

vii, 54

109 Oct.2000

Conn Dean CareyStanford University

In Hell the One without Sin is Lord ii, 60

110 Oct.2000

Toh Hoong Teik Harvard University

Shaykh 'Alam: The Emperor of Early Sixteenth-Century China

20

111 Nov.2000 Victor H. MairUniversity of Pennsylvania The Need for a New Era 10

112 July2001


Notes on the Anau Inscription xi, 93

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122 July2002

Julie WilenskyYale Univesity

The MagicalKunlunand DevilSlaves: Chinese Perceptions of Dark-skinned People and Africabefore 1500

51, 3figs.

123 Aug.2002

Paul R. Goldin and theeditor

Reviews X 30

124 August2002

Fredrik T. HiebertUniversity of Pennsylvania

John Colarusso McMaster University

The Context of the Anau Seal

Remarks on the Anau and NiySeals

1-34

35-47

125 July2003

ZHOU JixuSichuan NormalUniversityShanghai NormalUniversity

Correspondences of Cultural Wordsbetween Old Chinese andProto-Indo-European

19

126 Aug.

2003

Tim Miller

University of Washington

A Southern Min Word in the

Tsu-tang chi

14

127 Oct.2003

Sundeep S. JhuttiPetaluma, California

The Getes 125, 8colorplates

128 Nov.2003

Yinpo Tschang New York City

On Proto-Shang 18

129 Dec.2003

Michael Witzel Harvard University

Linguistic Evidence for CulturalExchange in Prehistoric Western

Central Asia

70

130 Feb.2004

Bede FaheyFort St. John, BritishColumbia

Mayan: A Sino-Tibetan Language?A Comparative Study

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131 March2004

Taishan YuChinese Academy of Social Sciences

A History of the Relationshipbetween the Western and EasternHan, Wei, Jin, Northern andSouthern Dynasties and theWestern Regions

1, 3,352

132 April2004

Kim HayesSydney

On the Presence of Non-Chinese atAnyang

11

133 April

2004

John L. Sorenson

Brigham Young UniversityCarl L. JohannessenUniversity of Oregon

Scientific Evidence for

Pre-Columbian TransoceanicVoyages CD-ROM

48,

166,19, 15plates

134 May2004

Xieyan Hincha Neumdewitz, Germany

Two Steps Toward Digraphia inChina

i, 22

135 May2004

John J. EmersonPortland, Oregon

The Secret History of the Mongols and Western Literature

21

136 May

2004

Serge Papillon

Mouvaux, France and Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

Influences tokhariennes sur la

mythologie chinoise

47

137 June2004

Hoong Teik Toh Harvard University

Some Classical Malay Materialsfor the Study of the Chinese Novel Journey to the West

64

138 June2004

Julie Lee WeiSan Jose and London

Dogs and Cats: Lessons fromLearning Chinese

17

139 June

2004

Taishan Yu

Chinese Academy of Social Sciences

A Hypothesis on the Origin of the

Yu State

20

140 June2004


Shih and Zong: Social Organizationin Bronze Age China

28

141 July2004


Chaos in Heaven: On the Calendarsof Preclassical China

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142 July2004

Katheryn Linduff, ed.University of Pittsburgh

Silk Road Exchange in China 64

143 July2004


Sleep in Dream: SoporificResponses to Depression inStoryof the Stone

99

144 July2004

RONG XinjiangPeking University

Land Route or Sea Route?Commentary on the Study of thePaths of Transmission and Areas in

which Buddhism WasDisseminated during the HanPeriod

32

145 Aug.2004

the editor Reviews XI 2, 41

146 Feb.2005

Hoong Teik Toh Academia Sinica

The -yu Ending in Xiongnu,Xianbei, and Gaoju Onomastica

24

147 March

2005

Hoong Teik Toh

Academia Sinica

Ch. Qiong ~ Tib. Khyung; Taoism

~ Bonpo -- Some QuestionsRelated to Early Ethno-ReligiousHistory in Sichuan

18

148 April2005

Lucas Christopoulos Beijing Sports University

Le grco-bouddhisme et lart dupoing en Chine

52

149 May2005

Kimberly S. Te WinkleUniversity College, London

A Sacred Trinity: God, Mountain,and Bird: Cultic Practices of theBronze Age Chengdu Plain

ii, 103(41 incolor)

150 May2005 Dolkun KamberiWashington, DC Uyghurs and Uyghur Identity 44

151 June2005

Jane Jia SIUniversity of Pennsylvania

The Genealogy of Dictionaries:Producers, Literary Audience, andthe Circulation of English Texts inthe Treaty Port of Shanghai

44, 4tables

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152 June2005

Denis MairSeattle

The Dance of Qian and Kun in the Zhouyi

13, 2figs.

153 July2005

Alan Piper London (UK)

The Mysterious Origins of theWord Marihuana

17

154 July2005

Serge Papillon Belfort, France

Mythologie sino-europenne 174, 1plate

155 July

2005

Denis Mair

Seattle

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158 Aug.2005

Mark Edward LewisStanford University

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160 Sept.2005

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162 Sept.2005


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165 Oct.

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London

DAO and DE: An Inquiry into the

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166 Nov.2005

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Amber R. WoodwardUniversity of Pennsylvania

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John DeFrancisUniversity of Hawaii

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174 Nov.2006

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