qʰˤraŋ, roŋ, [g]ur: a (new) Old Chinese 周易 zhōuyì transcription

updated: 12/05/19

 

How can phonetic patterns assist the 周易 zhōuyì ¹ reader, in organizing and connecting the raw material such an “open interpretive space with a principle of multiplicity” ² seems to offer ?

In between the framework of contemporary phonological researches this project aims:

a) to collect phonological datas both linked to received and unearthed ZhouYi texts/characters;
b) to display them in an ordered/manageable suit ³;
c) to use this suit, explorying the ZhouYi text by rhyme, prosody and meter connections ^4,5;
d) [Land Ho!] to devolop narratives on previous basis together with a playful goal: to translate for the querent, not for the reader ⁶.

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Below, collections for each point:

a) Digital Chinese Phone-Things story

b) Glossaries (the green horizontal line is the update-timeline: 12/05/19)

c) Text sets and assets

d) Insights at sight

 

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