HU Meixin. Multi-voiced Fugue Strategy for Canon Exegesis and Its Implications for Chinese Classics "Going-out"—Taking Legge's commentaries on Guanju in The She King as the case[J]. Journal of Foreign Languages, 2016, 39(3): 83-91.
Citation: HU Meixin. Multi-voiced Fugue Strategy for Canon Exegesis and Its Implications for Chinese Classics "Going-out"—Taking Legge's commentaries on Guanju in The She King as the case[J]. Journal of Foreign Languages, 2016, 39(3): 83-91.

Multi-voiced Fugue Strategy for Canon Exegesis and Its Implications for Chinese Classics "Going-out"—Taking Legge's commentaries onGuanjuinThe She Kingas the case

  • A comparative textual analysis of the commentaries on Guanjuby Legge and those from traditional Chinese exegesis reveals a multi-voiced fugue strategy in Legge's meaning construction of Chinese classics with stylistic traits of Chinese commentaries, quoting and comparing different voices from commentators of different times and showing a historicized ongoing dialogue between the classics and society.Legge as a western Ru, therefore, has achieved a cross-cultural reconstruction of Chinese classics as canon exegesis.The findings suggest that cross-cultural communication of Chinese classics should take traditional Chinese classic studies as its foundation, text reasoning as its discourse strategy and cross-disciplinary perspective as its approach towards interpretive academic translation to present the local knowledge of Chinese cultural fabrics.
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