philology

• n.文献学; 言語学

philo-、愛、趣味、-log、スピーチ、言語、語源的には対話、講義と同じ。

philology (n.)

late 14c., "love of learning," from Latin philologia "love of learning, love of letters, love of study, literary culture," from Greek philologia "love of discussion, learning, and literature; studiousness," from philo- "loving" (see philo-) + logos "word, speech" (see logos).

Meaning "science of language" is first attested 1716 (philologue "linguist" is from 1590s; philologer "linguistic scholar" is from 1650s); this confusing secondary sense has not been popular in the U.S., where linguistics is preferred. Related: Philological.

1. Professor Smith is recognized to be one of the great scholars in English philology .

スミス教授は、不出来な英語言語学者の1人として公認されている。

2.During the Qing Dynasty， philology was a mere handmaid of classical studies.

言語文字学は清代ではまだ学問的な付属品にすぎなかった。

3.By subjects： philology ，as in mathematics，Luo Wu Xue，Zhizhi school.

所定の科目は、語文学、象数学、格物学、致知学。

4.Shao Jinhan 's historical philology had been throughout all of his learning activities.

邵晋涵の歴史文献学上の業績は彼のすべての学術活動の中で貫かれており、主にエディタ、訓讽、目録、校正などの面で表現されている。

5.His major interests and main scholarship were on philology .

彼の経済治療学の重点と主要な学術成果は朴学に現れ、彼の経済学思想は雄羊学に傾いている。