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Jie jing shuo wen: a comparative Sinitic-Semitic lexicography, volume one

Jie jing shuo wen: a comparative Sinitic-Semitic lexicography, volume one

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LinguisticsGeneral Christianity

ISBN10: 1601910622
ISBN13: 9781601910622
Publisher: Ocabs Press
Published: Dec 20 2025
Pages: 368
Weight: 0.80
Height: 0.76 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English

Jie Jing Shuo Wen: A Comparative Sinitic-Semitic Lexicography, Volume One by Matthew Franklin Cooper proposes a bold and methodologically disciplined reexamination of early Chinese Christian texts through the lens of comparative Semitic linguistics. Centered on the seventh-century mission of Aluoben and the linguistic world that made that mission intelligible, the book argues that certain classical Chinese terms used in early Christian discourse were not merely approximate translations of Syriac or Hebrew concepts but were selected because of deep functional and conceptual parallels between Sinitic characters and Semitic roots.

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