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TTLV: A Study of the Classical Chinese Language in "The Sayings of Zen Master Huong Hai"

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1.Student's full name: Phan Van Quy(Dharma name: Thích Thanh Quý)
2. Gender: Male
3. Date of birth:07/06/1991
4. Place of birth: Ninh Binh
5. Decision number for student admission: 3617/2018/QĐXHNVApril 4th12/ 2018 by the Rector of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Hanoi
6. Changes in the training process: Extension of study period according to Decision No. 2102/QD-XHNv dated November 10, 2020; Decision No. 703/QD-XHNV dated April 5, 2021; Decision No. 2453/QD-XHNV dated November 19, 2021
7. Thesis title: Studying the Chinese language in "Records of Zen Master Huong Hai's Sayings"
8. Specialization: Sino-Vietnamese Studies;                             Code: 8220104.01
9. Scientific supervisor: Dr..Trinh Ngoc Anh,Hanoi Metropolitan University
10. Summary of the thesis results:
Record of Zen Master Huong Hai's SayingsTo beA typical text of Zen Buddhist texts from the Le Dynasty. The research in this thesis focuses on the use of classical Chinese in...Record of Zen Master Huong Hai's Sayingsat various levels, from classical Chinese grammar and syntax, to arrive at the following conclusion:Although there was a blend of classical and colloquial language, there was still a tendency to use classical vocabulary and syntax more than colloquial language, perhaps due to the influence of the flourishing Confucian ideology of the time, creating a trend of classicalizing the language of Zen Buddhist texts during the Le Dynasty.
11. Practical applications:
Analyses of the Chinese language inRecord of Zen Master Huong Hai's SayingsThis will contribute to understanding the linguistic characteristics of classical Chinese texts in the Zen Buddhist tradition during the Le Dynasty, and the linguistic characteristics of classical Chinese texts during the Le Dynasty in general.
12. Future research directions:
TFurther research is needed to clarify the Zen Buddhist texts from the Le Dynasty.How did the written language forms of the Zen Buddhist texts of the Ly and Tran dynasties inherit and adapt within the context of Confucianism's dominance?
13. Published works related to the thesis:Are not
INFORMATION ON MASTER'S THESIS
1. Full name:PHAN VAN QUY
2. Sex:Male
3. Date of birth:07/06/1991
4. Place of birth: NINH BINH
5. Admission decision number:3617/2018/QDXHNflood 04/12/ 2018 from the president ofVNU University of Social Sciences and Humanities
6. Changes in academic process: Extension of the study period according to Decision No. 2102/QD-XHNv dated November 10, 2020; Decision No. 703/QD-XHNV dated April 5, 2021; Decision No. 2453/QD-XHNV dated November 19, 2021
7. Official thesis title:A Research on literary Chinese in “Huong Hai Thien Su Ngu Luc”       
8. Major:Sino-Nom9. Code:8220104.01

10. Supervisors:Dr. TRINH NGOC ANH - Hanoi Metropolitan University
11. Summary of the findings of the thesis:“Huong Hai Thien Su Ngu Luc” is a representative document forZen Buddhism quotationof Le dynasty. The findings about Literary Chinese in “Huong Hai thien su ngu luc” on different subjects: from Literary Chinese morphologyto Literary Chinese syntax, reach the conclusion that there was a harmonization between morphology and syntax, yet there was a greater tendency towards usingpublished languageshape and syntax thanvernacularmorphology and syntax.
This probably stemmed from the influence of the thriving contemporary Confucianism, creating the tendency towards posted language in Zen buddhism quotation of Le dynasty.
12. Practical applicability, if any:The studies aboutLiteratureChinese"Records of Zen Master Huong Hai's Sayings"contributing to exploring linguistic characteristics ofLiteratureChinese of Zen buddhism quotation in Le dynasty specifically and linguistic characteristics ofLiteratureChinese in Le dynasty generally.
13. Further research directions, if any:Continue to research how Zen buddhism quotation in Le dynasty developed and refined posted language of Zen buddhism quotation in Ly and Tran dynasty in the context of thriving Confucianism.
14. Thesis-related publications:No

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