315 research outputs found
"Twitter Archeology" of Learning Analytics and Knowledge Conferences
Get PDFChen, Bodong; Chen, Xin; Xing, Wanli. (2015). "Twitter Archeology" of Learning Analytics and Knowledge Conferences. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, 10.1145/2723576.2723584
Shu yi ti: Zhong Bojing Dongpo wen xuan
No full text鍾惺定.綫裝, 1函.框18.9x14.4公分, 8行17字, 無界行. 白口, 四周單邊, 單黑魚尾. 版心上鐫題名及卷次, 中鐫小題, 下鐫葉次. 行間有硃筆圈點, 眉端刻評.前有萬曆庚申[1620]鍾惺書序.見《香港中文大學圖書館古籍善本書錄》(增訂版)(p.226)鈐"竹棲藏書", "惟有蘇齋", "蘇齋珍藏", "克一", "對此君書屋藏記"印.Xian zhuang, 1 han.Kuang 18.9 x 14.4 gong fen, 8 hang 17 zi, wu jie hang. Bai kou, si zhou dan bian, dan hei yu wei. Ban xin shang juan ti ming ji juan ci, zhong juan xiao ti, xia juan ye ci. Hang jian you zhu bi quan dian, mei duan ke ping.Qian you Wanli geng shen [1620] Zhong Xing shu xu.Jian "Xianggang Zhong wen da xue tu shu guan gu ji shan ben shu lu"(zeng ding ban)(p.226)Zhong Xing ding.Qian "Zhu qi cang shu", "Wei you Su zhai", "Su zhai zhen cang", "Ke yi", "Dui ci jun shu wu cang ji" yin
Xing ming gui zhi
No full text[尹真人秘授 ; 尹真人弟子撰].綫裝.框18.1x13.8公分, 11行18字, 無界行 . 白口, 左右雙邊, 單黑魚尾. 版心上鐫"性命圭旨", 中鐫集次, 下鐫葉次. 有朱筆圈點.書名據目錄.分元, 亨, 利, 貞四集.有萬曆乙卯佘永寧書序."弘"字避諱.Xian zhuang.Kuang 18.1x13.8 gong fen, 11 hang 18 zi, wu jie hang . Bai kou, zuo you shuang bian, dan hei yu wei. Ban xin shang juan "Xing ming gui zhi", zhong juan ji ci, xia juan ye ci. You zhu bi quan dian.Shu ming ju mu lu.Fen yuan, heng, li, zhen si ji.You Wanli yi mao She Yongning shu xu."Hong" zi bi hui.[Yinzhenren mi shou ; Yinzhenren di zi zhuan]
The Activities of the Shanren 山人 in the Wanli Era of the Ming
Get PDFThe serious social problem posed by the literati known as shanren 山人 who sold their services in the Wanli era of the late Ming had already come to the attention of many their contemporaries, and a number of studies regarding them have previously been conducted. Nevertheless, a good deal of the details of the specific activities of the shanren remains obscure. This study seeks to clarify the picture of the activities of the shanren of the period by using the "Shanren" 山人 section in the twenty-third fascicle of the Wanli yehuobian 萬暦野獲編 -of Shen Defu 沈德符 and also by carefully examining the description of the shanren in the "Shenzong shilu" "神宗實錄" portion of the Ming shilu 明實錄. Behind the ostensible prosperity of the Wanli era, contradictions in the military and economic situation in outlying regions deepened, while at the center incidents of anonymous letters exposing misconduct, which grew out of the confrontation of the emperor and his courtiers over the crown prince, frequently occurred and factional fighting intensified. These domestic problems and foreign troubles brought an end to the Ming dynasty, and the activities of the shanren in dealing with the economic problems of the outlying regions, which were at the core of both domestic and foreign problems, and their profound involvement with both factions involved the letter incidents at the center can be gleaned from a reading of the "Shenzong shilu." Furthermore, it can be presumed that the shanren were involved in the nexus of the domestic and foreign problems. The first note of the shanren appeared in Ming shilu record for the year Wanli 12. This is not to suggest that the shanren had not existed previously, but that their activities only became a serious political and social issue after the Wanli era. In this sense, it can be said that the activities of the shanren were a special phenomenon of the Wanli era. Heretofore, most evaluations of the shanren have been negative, but, in order to grasp the society and the politics of the age, it is necessary to analyze the activities of the shanren objectively. To this end, it is indispensable that the historical materials left by the shanren themselves be examined, and such is the object of a forthcoming study by this author
Supplemental Material - Identification and Validation of Serum CST1 as a Diagnostic Marker for Differentiating Early-Stage Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer from Pulmonary Benign Nodules
No full textSupplemental Material for Identification and Validation of Serum CST1 as a Diagnostic Marker for Differentiating Early-Stage Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer from Pulmonary Benign Nodules by Yanzhen Lai, Yu Wang, Yaxian Wu, Meng Wu, Shan Xing, Ying Xie, Shulin Chen, Xiaohui Li, Ao Zhang, Yi He, Huilan Li, Shuqin Dai, Junye Wang, Shudai Lin, Yunmeng Bai, Hongli Du, and Wanli Liu in Cancer Control</p
Xing ming gui zhi
No full text[尹真人秘授 ; 尹真人弟子撰].綫裝, 1函.框17.3x13.5公分, 11行18字, 無界行 . 白口, 左右雙邊, 單黑魚尾. 版心上鐫"性命圭旨", 中鐫集次, 下鐫葉次. 有批點.題名據目錄.分元, 亨, 利, 貞四集.內封頁載"一山房珍藏, 嶺南儒雅堂發售"有清康熙己酉尤侗序及明萬曆乙卯佘永寧書序.Xian zhuang, 1 han.Kuang 17.3 x 13.5 gong fen, 11 hang 18 zi, wu jie hang . Bai kou, zuo you shuang bian, dan hei yu wei. Ban xin shang juan "Xing ming gui zhi", zhong juan ji ci, xia juan ye ci. You pi dian.Ti ming ju mu lu.Fen yuan, heng, li, zhen si ji.Nei feng ye zai "Yi shan fang zhen cang, Lingnan Ru ya tang fa shou"You Qing Kangxi ji you You Tong xu ji Ming Wanli yi mao She Yongning shu xu.[Yinzhenren mi shou ; Yinzhenren di zi zhuan]
A textual research of the writing of miscellaneous notes in Wanli reign of Ming dynasty = Ming Wanli bi ji cheng shu kao lun
No full textUp till now, the study of miscellaneous notes has largely focused on the
content of the texts. Nonetheless the research on their sources, writing modes,
and the note-recording process is quite inadequate. This thesis applies research
methods in communication studies and stylistics to the study of miscellaneous
notes in Wanli reign of Ming Dynasty, attempting an ontological research on
the information collection and writing process of miscellaneous notes.
The first part of the thesis explores the information sources of
miscellaneous notes, using miscellaneous notes of recorded conversation as an
example. On the basis of a solid survey of the conversationalists in the
miscellaneous notes of this period, this thesis carried out a meticulous
investigation into the lives of the key conversationalists. This part of my study
reveals that the conversationalists mainly consist of scholars, officials and
common literati. The conversationalists collected their sources from their
official experiences as well as local or family legends, and endowed their
stories with strong local characteristics. Recorded conversations include private talks within family, conversations between hosts and guests and talks in literary
circles. The diverse backgrounds of conversationalists and the different
occasions where the talks took place impact significantly on the contents, the
formats and the styles of miscellaneous notes.
The second part discusses several important issues in note-recording by
analogy and induction. The first topic concerns the motives of note-recording.
The discourse context of Wanli reign induces three major motives. The first
one, taking Confucian ideals as its lead, aspires to improve human society
through passing on wise words and noble deeds.The second one uses
miscellaneous notes instrumentally for collecting and compiling knowledge,
usually in the form of scattered and unordered items. The last one, influenced
by the literati trend of displaying distinguished talent and superior taste in the
late Ming, records proverbs and anecdotes in pursuit of a refined literary
pleasure, Moreover, the author selects the materials by evaluating their
authenticity, rarity, and relevance to the authorial concerns. Their most striking
features, as being unarranged and in disorder, are determined by such factors as
the authors’ different age levels, as well as the various materials with which
they wrote and preserved their works.
The third part delineates the process of revision and polish of
miscellaneous notes by conducting a case study on Er tan, a work widely
circulated during Wanli reign. This part carefully examines the life of the
author Wang Tonggui and goes on to explore the writing and editing process of
this work. A thorough comparison of the texts of different versions discloses
many modifications by the author as the work expanded from fifteen volumes
to fifty-four volumes. The changes include the increasing of the numbers of
tales and anecdotes under certain themes, the amplification or modification of
the original comments, as well as a re-categorization of items. All these
changes have facilitated Er Tan to develop from a work resembling oral
literature into a book with written texts expected to be read.published_or_final_versionChineseDoctoralDoctor of Philosoph
El Dorado de Wanli: La embajada imperial a las Filipinas de 1603
Get PDFEn este trabajo, apoyándonos en las fuentes primarias tanto en español como en chino, intentamos recuperar aspectos cruciales de la embajada que el emperador Wanli, de la dinastía Ming, envió a las Filipinas para comprobar la existencia de yacimientos de oro en las cercanías de Cavite. Así, daremos un papel relevante tanto a los protagonistas como al proceso de un asunto que tenía una gran importancia para la economía china de la época y que marcó las tempranas relaciones entre los dos imperios en los inicios del siglo XVII
Psychometric properties of the screen for child anxiety related emotional disorders (SCARED) in Native American children and adolescents
Get PDFThe Screen for Child Anxiety Related Emotional Disorders (SCARED) is a commonly used instrument that evaluates anxiety symptoms in children and adolescents. The aim of this study was to evaluate the validity and reliability of the SCARED on a Native American child and adolescent population. A total of 236 children aged 8 to 18 participated in the study. Results suggest the SCARED total score has excellent internal consistency, and subscales demonstrated moderate to good internal consistency. The five factor and hierarchical models fit the data, and AIC and BIC results indicated the hierarchical model best fit the data. Gender differences indicated girls reported higher levels of anxiety symptoms compared to boys, and convergent validity was established between the SCARED and Spence Children's Anxiety Scale. Findings suggest the SCARED is a valid tool to use when identifying Native American children and adolescences at-risk for developing anxiety disorders
Collation and Discussion of Guizhou Chorography(Wanli Zhi)——A Case Study of Tongren Fu
Get PDF《贵州通志》是明代贵州仅存的七本方志之一,藏于日本尊经阁文库,为宇内唯一,其点校本《贵州通志·万历志》中有不少错误,以"铜仁府"为例,短短11页文字,就有200余处错误。点校本之误主要有错字,增字,脱字,异体字、繁体字未改,底本之误应校未校及标点错误等形式。The publication of the version of collation of Guizhou Chorography( Wanli Zhi) is one of the most important achievements in the field of the collation of Chinese ancient books in Guizhou academic circle,but there are many mistakes in it.Based on a case study of Ton,the author of this article holds that mistakes of the version of collation mainly lies in the use of wrong words,adding words,missing words,double characters and traditional characters,which have not been corrected. Besides,in the original version,punctuation and other forms also have mistakes.2013年贵州省教育厅人文社科规划项目“万历《铜仁府志》与明代黔东历史研究”(13GH030
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