Wen-shi tong-yi; Wên-shih t`ung-i

Japanese: 文史通義 - ぶんしつうぎ（英語表記）Wen-shi tong-yi; Wên-shih t`ung-i

A book on Chinese historiography theory. Also known as Shitong. Written by Zhang Xuecheng of the Qing dynasty. Five volumes for the inner volume and three for the outer volume. Published in Daoguang 12 (1832). Since it looked at the Six Classics from the perspective of history, and took a completely different approach to traditional methods of studying classics and history, it received almost no attention when it was first published, but it began to attract attention towards the end of the Qing dynasty.

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Japanese:

中国の史学理論に関する書物。『史通』とも称される。清の章学誠の著。内編5巻，外編3巻。道光 12 (1832) 年刊。史を中心に六経をみる，伝統的な経学，史学の研究方法とはまったく異なった立場の学風であったため，発表時ほとんど反響がなかったが，清末頃から注目されはじめた。

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