THE SCRIBAL WITNESS: NARRATIVE AUTHORITY IN ANCIENT CHINESE LITERATURE

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2023
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Abstract
提要史官在中國古代叙事散文作品中扮演著比較特殊的角色。許多文獻中經常明示或默示著史官本人或其書面記錄的存在,此一特點也往往被許多學者視為史官是文獻作者身份的標誌。然而,在本文中我將對史官與中國古代敘事散文的關係提出一個新的視角——我認為,史官未必文獻的作者,而是事件中的證人。文中我將舉數例為證,去說明史官這個角色在古代敘事文獻中的出場,是有著使其成為所參與事件的證人的特殊作用。此外,在某些例子中我們可以發現,史官似乎也被添加到了先前“無史”的敘事文獻中去增添可信度。最後,我將討論這些發現將如何有助於我們去理解個別敘事散文作品,以及整體中國古代敘事文學的形成與性質。
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Authors Thomas Crone
Journal ADVANCES IN ARCHAEOLOGICAL PRACTICE
Year 2023
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10.1017/eac.2022.25
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