Chinese linguist
Pan Wuyun (Chinese : 潘悟云 ; pinyin : Pān Wùyún , born March 1943) is a leading Chinese linguist and specialist in historical Chinese phonology .
Career
Pan was born in Rui'an , Zhejiang in 1943. After graduating from high school, he was unable to attend college because of his family background and worked as a labourer in several Wenzhou factories. After the end of the Cultural Revolution , he tested into the graduate program of Fudan University in 1979, and earned his master's degree in Chinese language in 1982. He subsequently taught at Wenzhou Normal College before becoming a professor at Shanghai Normal University . He also taught as a visiting professor at the University of California, Berkeley , the University of Wisconsin , the University of Oslo , the City University of Hong Kong , the Chinese University of Hong Kong , and the National Tsing Hua University .[ 1]
Research areas
The strong point of Pan's research and teaching is the historical phonology of Old Chinese , Middle Chinese , and Chinese dialectology.[ 2]
Works
Dongfang Wenhua yǔyán yǔ: Dunhuang zīliào 东方语言与文化:敦煌资料. Dongfang chūbǎn zhongxin 东方出版中心, Shanghai 2002, ISBN 7-80627-757-9 .
Hànyǔ lìshǐ yīnyùnxué "汉语历史音韵学". Shànghǎi Jiaoyu chūbǎnshè 上海教育出版社 2000, ISBN 7-5320-6820-X .
Pan Wùyún zìxuǎnjí "潘悟云自选集" Anhui Jiaoyu chūbǎnshè 安徽教育出版社, Hefei, 2002, ISBN 7-5336-2863-2 .
Translations
Yuánshǐ Hànyǔ yǔ zàngyǔ "原始汉语与汉藏语" ( Nicholas C. Bodman : Proto-Chinese and Sino-Tibetan), Zhonghua Shuju中华书局, Beijing 1995, ISBN 7-101-00924-7 (with Feng Zheng冯蒸).
Shànggǔ Hànyǔ de fǔyīn xìtǒng上古汉语的辅音系统. Zhonghua Shuju中华书局, Beijing 1999, ISBN 7-101-02225-1 ( Edwin G. Pulleyblank : The consonantal system of Old Chinese, together with Xu Wénkān徐文堪).
Han wén diǎn 汉文典. Shànghǎi císhū chūbǎnshè上海辞书出版社1997, ISBN 7-5326-0214-1 (Bernhard Karlgren: Grammata Serica).
References
^ "潘悟云简介" . Wenzhou Library . 2013-04-03. Retrieved 2019-05-27 .
^ "潘悟云" . Hudong.com . Archived from the original on 31 August 2011. Retrieved 30 November 2017 .
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