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Sirw-Platonic Papers, 27 (August 3 1, 199 1) is a detail. The important political fact remains that Wu was successful in bringing the Japanese concept of national language to China. The irony is that the term, as well as most other "round-trip words," spread to China only after Japan had asserted its cultural independence. It was a sign of a cultural shift in East Asia. China's leading role in the area had come to an end .
NOTES Schriflestschrifi: fisays in Honor of John DeFrancis The same characters were also used to write the name of the pre-Qin book attniuted to Zuo Qiuming, of course, but the meaning in thatcontext was completely different. See Mair pp.13-14 for details. DeFrancis, p. 226. Cf. DeFrancis, pp.43-44. DeFrancis, p.228. Mair, £11.32. This and the following two citations comes from KyEgoku, p.65. There is some confusion about the romanization of Maeshima's name. In Enghsh-language writing it is commonly spelled "Maejima"; cf., for example, the entry and biographical sketch in the Kodansha Encyclopedia of Ja~an. However, Robert Spaulding, the author of the article, informs me that Maeshima himself preferred the sh pronunciation, signing his name, in roman letters, 'W. Maesima." (personal - communication, dated 1 October 1989) The citation is the first one listed under the "Nihon no eeneo" definition of the entry for 'Xoku~o" in the Nihon kokueo daiiiten. The details about Ueda, his life, and his thought are largely taken from the discussion in Kamei et al. Doi, pp.267-68. Cited in Kamei et al., p.31. Cf. Kamei et al., p.204.
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