In this blog you can find several writings on Yijing, (but not necessarily).
At the foot of this electronic page, ‘categories’ may help (or confuse?) within thematics areas.
Thanks.
In this blog you can find several writings on Yijing, (but not necessarily).
At the foot of this electronic page, ‘categories’ may help (or confuse?) within thematics areas.
Thanks.
Yijing 易經 cosmology in Kuunmong 九雲夢
by Marion Eggert – (from the great site: World Congress of Korean Studies)
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The I Ching in Late-Choson Thought
by Wai-ming Ng (from biroco.com)
Author: Hayek, Matthias
In this article I will study a peculiar divination method involving the eight trigrams known as hakke that, I will attempt to show,
was among the most popular techniques used in Japan from the end of the sixteenth to the end of the eighteenth century.
Another great scan archive:
http://www.wul.waseda.ac.jp/kotenseki/search.php
naturally type ‘周易’ or ‘易經’ and enjoy.
From the “Center of ZhouYi”:
Excavated documents and the Yi-Ology
an interesting article by Lee Sung Ryule: ―The Bamboo Books of the Chu Dynasty collected in the Shanghai Museum―
an old (1977) but well made article by Yves Hervouet: -Découvertes récentes de manuscrits anciens en Chine-
ref, also past articles, as:
“I hope through this essay to be able to see how both diviners and poets viewed the world, and how they attempted to bring it under control”
One of the many articles-essays-studies by Edward Shaughnessy, focusing the attention on shared language between Yi and Shi Jing, the Classic of Poetry.
links:
‘divination lecture’ at Peabody Museum:
- presentation: http://www.peabody.harvard.edu/node/826
Complete essay in ‘Divination and Interpretation of signs in the ancient world”, [section I, p.61]: https://docs.google.com/viewer?url=http%3A%2F%2Foi.uchicago.edu%2Fpdf%2Fois6.pdf&chrome=true
Iulian Schutskii too, dealt with the question in his work [translated in Researches on the I Ching, p.177-180: ].
Sometimes it is really like to land somewhere beautiful. Land oh!
Here some links to a great database [http://catalog.hathitrust.org] of ancient Yi-focused chinese ’manuscripts’ (from 1542…) fully viewables, I classified in fields of research:
I hope you can enjoy it as I’m doing.
…and useful glossaries:
http://asia.rice.edu/Content.aspx?id=601
Women And divination:
http://www.ruf.rice.edu/~asia/WomenAndDivination.html
The Psychology of Divination:
http://chaocenter.rice.edu/uploadedFiles/Psychology%20of%20divination%20(6-26-10).pdf
Introduction of his book”The I Ching: A Biography”
“I think this study shows that even the simplest of words can have deeper meanings, depending on usage and context. What applies to the character yan applies to the Yijing as well: the book is more than words.”
Harmen Mesker, More than words
…more than a character: http://i-tjingcentrum.nl/wp/category/character-analysis/
The Writing of the Xici Zhuan and the Making of the Yijing - Ed Shaughnessy (p.197)
“Commentary on the Attached Verbalizations” - WILLARD J. PETERSON
