Aspects of Western Chou Appointment Inscriptions: The Charge, the Gifts, and the Response
Aspects of Western Chou Appointment Inscriptions: The Charge, the Gifts, and the Response
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西周任命铭文的各个方面：指控、礼物和回应
DOI：
10.1017/s0362502800005423
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发表时间：
1982
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影响因子：
0.3
通讯作者：
Virginia C. Kane
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作者：
Virginia C. Kane
本文将探讨西方周氏任用铭文中所记载的授礼的意义，以及一些相关的语言问题，旨在指出作为职务标志的礼物和作为职务标志的礼物之间的区别，并在后者的情况下，确立对“委托”或任命为国王服务的接受者的更大的重要性，以及随之而来的认可和荣誉的含义。
The significance of the conferral of gifts recorded in Western Chou appointment inscriptions, together with some related linguistic issues, is considered in this article, with the intention of indicating the distinction between gifts as regards and gifts as insignia of office, and, in the latter case, of establishing the far greater importance to the recipient of the “charge” or appointment to the king's service, with its attendant implications of recognition and honor.