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| A New Approach to the Edition Study of Modern Chinese Literature |
| Jin Hongyu Hang Taibin |
| College of Chinese Language and Literature, Wuhan University, Wuhan 430072 |
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Abstract The most basic science of knowledge in the edition study of modern Chinese literature is the nature of the edition,including the representation of the material form and the characteristics of the content. On this basis, the new path must be from the perspective of edition into text,understanding the function and role of text and vice text in the text construction and interpretation; the field of version also must be entered,to clarify the relationship between all the text of the original and the modified. Therefore, the edition study of modern Chinese literature mainly focuses on three key words: edition, text,version. The “edition” is associated with edition, bibliography and textual criticism; the “text” is with the text genesis and hermeneutics; and the “version” is with writing creation, linguistics, and rhetoric, etc. Therefore,the study must be an interdisciplinary research. The edition study of modern Chinese literature are often implemented as different writing forms like proofreading and book chat,or textual criticism which has more academic value.
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Received: 23 May 2017
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