Marco Pouget
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Sinologist at LMU Munich and FAU Erlangen. Interested in premodern Chinese (intellectual) history and written culture. https://uni-erlangen.academia.edu/MarcoPouget
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#DVCS volume 19 on #sustainability in #Chinese culture has published!
A bit of an outlier, my contribution is on commentarial #zukunftsphilologie (future #philology) techniques to secure an enduring intellectual legacy. #sinology
www.harrassowitz-verlag.de/title_7594.a...
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Happy Mid Autumn Festival! 中秋節快樂!
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I have never seen a photo of him before, that is so interesting! He looks somehow European to me.
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Zhu Xi appraises Zheng Xuan's readings rather critically, but also praises him for having come up with "simple and appropriate" (甚簡當) explanations. This shows how paradigmatic Han philology and exegesis was, and how readily the preceding tradition was received by scholars in imperial China.
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My presentation at #DOT2025 @fau.de concerned "Praise and Blame? Zhu Xi's 朱熹 Reception of Zheng Xuan 鄭玄". A very brief foray into #Song #China, I found that Zhu Xi (1130-1200) and his disciples actively considered Zheng Xuan's (127-200) #commentaries to the #Confucian #classics. (1)
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The Kollegienhaus of @fau.de (venue of #DOT2025), finished in 1889 when the university's student numbers exceeded 1,000. It is built in the style of a castle, manifesting the significance afforded to research at the time. #Erlangen #history #castle #sinology #conference
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The Hugenottenplatz in #Erlangen, with a storck nest! A last mild early autumn evening at #DOT2025 @fau.de , accompanied by a really good quota of interesting talks, in the conference rooms and outside.
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The Fourth Middle-Period China Humanities conference in Hong Kong, summer 2026. Hope to see many of you there!
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Found the #DVCS volume with my article on #sustainability as an aspect of classical #commentary in #HanChina in the book exhibition of #DOT2025 @fau.de
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The Schlossgarten (castle garden) of #Erlangen, an impression from #DOT2025.
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I will speak on the #reception of #commentary of #HanChina in the work of #ZhuXi 朱熹 in #SongChina.
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Made it to #Erlangen for the #DOT2025 @fau.de!
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2/2 Japan then continued whaling with a self-issued permit and under the guise of "research", so president #Reagan took away their fishing rights anyway in 1988. This story exemplifies the great negotiation power of the United States (that time in favour of protecting our dying ecosystem).
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Reading up on the #history of #whaling: Did you know that #Japan objected to a whaling moratorium at first, only withdrawing its objection due to #US pressure? The US threatened to deprive Japan of fishing privileges around #Alaska. 1/2
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Uploaded by user "Peng" on Twitter on 03.06.21, the single best scan I have ever come across of the Jin-era "Lady Wenji's Return to Han" 文姬歸漢圖, perhaps the single best surviving artistic depiction of Jurchen clothing
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Handed in my #dissertation @fau.de today! It's on its way to #Erlangen now.
My thesis concerns commentarial practices in early imperial (Han 漢) China, analysing Zheng Xuan's 鄭玄 commentary to the Liji 禮記. #chinesehistory #sinology #chinesestudies #commentary #philology #ritual #hermeneutics
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Five Ph.D. positions at the Swedish Academy, for work on philology, textual criticism, linguistics, literary and source studies, language history etc. with possible areal focus on Chinese, among many other (apply by Sep 1). tinyurl.com/yc7pazec
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Duanfang 端方 (1861-1911) was one of China's 'constitutional commissioners' in 1905-06. He used his world tour to not only study constitutions, but also to purchase elephants 🐘(backbone of Peking Zoo, first in Asia) - and Egyptiaca. Fascinating article by Tian Tian:
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Duanfang’s Egyptian rubbings: the first Egyptian collection in Late Imperial China | Antiquity | Cambridge Core
Duanfang’s Egyptian rubbings: the first Egyptian collection in Late Imperial China
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