Institute of History and Philology, Academia Sinica

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Part 1

• An Examination of the Origins and Early Development of the Central Plains States of Ancient China Based on Archaeological Data

  TU Cheng-sheng

• An Interpretation of the Character ‘□’ and Related Questions

  JUNG Bor-sheng

• An Investigation of Early Ch’ing Political Attitudes: the Politicization of Confucian Orthodoxy

  HUANG Chin-shing

• An Examination of “Titular Officials” (San-kuan) in the T’ang Dynasty

  HUANG Ch’ing-lien

• A Reexamination of the ‘Ku wen’ and ‘Chou wen’ in the Shuo-wen Chieh-tzu, and an Evaluation of Wang Kuo-wei’s Article ‘A Case for Chou wen as the Writing of Ch’in and Ku wen as the Writing of the Liu-kuo During the Warring States Period’

  LIN Su-ch’ing

Part 2

• Notes on the Reconstruction of Yin Dynasty Chariots

  Shih Chang-ju

• A Study of ‘Numerals’ in Chinese Personal Names

  Hung Chin-fu

• The Grammatical Function of Verbal Prefixes in a Tangut Translation of Sun-tzu Ping-fa

  Lin Ying-chin

• A Bibliographic Study of the Writing of Ku K’ai-chih

  Chuang Shen

Part 3

• The Economic Development of Che-tung Area from the Third to Sixth Centuries

  Liu Shufen

• A Historical Study of the ‘Garrison Militia’ in the Western Wei Dynasty

  Mao Han-kuang

• Charitable Estates and Towns: The Establishment and Distribution of Charitable Estates in Soochow Prefecture during the Ch’ing Dynasty

  Liu Cheng-yun

Part 4

• The Decline and Fall of Household Registry in the Eastern Area During the Warring States Period: A Social Historical Interpretation of the End of the Six States

  TU Cheng-sheng

• Preliminary Observations of Children’s Acquisition of Mandarin Chinese

  TSENG Chiu-yu

• The Problems of the ‘Chia-wu lunar eclipse’ in Oracle Bone Inscriptions

  CHANG Ping-ch'üan

• A Study of the ‘Yi-yin chiu-shih’ in the Yin Dynasty Oracle Bone Inscriptions, with a Note on ‘T’a-shih’

  TSAI Che-mao

• Some Problems in Mandarin Dialects

  TING Pang-hsin

• The Yüan Regime: Its Nature as Reflected in the “t’ou-hsia” Institution

  HUNG Chin-fu