Titlebook: Crossing the Border: On the Quadruple-Evidence Method; Li Yang,Shuxian Ye Book 2024 Fudan University Press 2024 Interdisciplinary.Literary

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The Quadruple-Evidence Method in Retrospect,Traditional research into Chinese civilization had centered on the reading of abundance of documented literature. In 1925 Wang Kuo-wei proposed “the Dual-evidence Methodology” when he classified the inscriptions on the unearthed oracle bones as the additional evidence to complement the written documents.

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The Fourth-Dimension Evidences: Theoretical Legitimacy,The fourth-dimension evidences, characterized with visual and objective narratives, mainly come from the new disciplines, namely archaeology and art history, in contemporary academic world.

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The Owl as Cultural Symbol from the Perspective of Comparative Iconology,This chapter uses prehistoric relics to illustrate discussion of the universal connection between the owl image and mythological belief in a goddess.

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,A Study of the Serial Jade Pedants Unearthed from the Dou Family’s Tombs in the West Han Dynasty BaThe quadruple-evidence approach is one interdisciplinary method introduced by literary anthropology.

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The Chain of Evidence and the Great Tradition: An Interpretation of the Mystery of Er-Snake in ,The “er-snake” image of gods or giants, without any sound explanation from the ancient annotators, is mentioned many times in . (山海经). The archaeological discovery of prehistoric jade snake earrings and jade jue. as the fourth-dimension evidences, has become a key to unravel this mystery.

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The Quadruple-Evidence Method in Methodology,nces but a consciously applying them to unfold multiplicity involved in it. Numerous approaches have been evolved touching upon various issues to explore multiplicities involved and to analyze the text and its readability among the various readers in order to explore the context and meaning embedded in it.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-7750-5Interdisciplinary; Literary anthropology; Quadruple-evidence; Folklore; Mythical archetype