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Tập B3 số 01 (2024) (8)


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  • TCTL.0000144_A study on the etymology of Văn hiến.pdf.jpg
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  • A study on the etymology of "Văn hiến"

    • Tác giả : Trần Trọng Dương (2024)

  • This article studies the origin and meaning of the word "văn hiến" (文獻) from the perspective of historical linguistics and etymology. The surveyed corpus includes modern Vietnamese dictionaries, and Chinese corpus in Confucian classics, as well as Sinitic literary from the 15th to the 19th century. Research results show that "văn hiến" is a Sino-Vietnamese word with the original meaning of "books/ cannons and talented people" in Song Confucian classics. The Sinitic literary written by Vietnamese scholars shows that "văn hiến" has quite a broad connotation, including: language, script, books - classics, literature, law, customs, education - examinations, talent, costumes. Since Confuci...
  • TCTL.0000145_The transformation of royal court attire in Vietnam from the 10th to the 14th century.pdf.jpg
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  • The transformation of royal court attire in Vietnam from the 10th to the 14th century

    • Tác giả : Nguyễn Đăng Khoa (2024)

  • In the early 10th century, Vietnam gained independence after nearly 1.000 years under the rules of the Chinese dynasties. At the beginning of the administrative reconstruction, the dress of the mandarin class, although newly regulated, was deeply influenced by the acculturation process from China. Studying the changing process of the imperial court dress in Vietnam throughout history will contribute to raising awareness of the Vietnamese’s traditional cultural values. In this paper, the authors will put efforts into explaining the causes of similarities in costume culture between Vietnam and China through the historical period from the 10th to the 14th century. It is expected that the...
  • TCTL.0000146_Authors of the tale of Kieu manuscript and the Vietnamese - French cultural exchange at the end of the six century.pdf.jpg
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  • Authors of the tale of Kiều manuscript and the Vietnamese - French cultural exchange at the end of the six century

    • Tác giả : Trần Thị Băng Thanh (2024)

  • The Tale of Kiều Manuscript (the Manuscript) currently preserved at the British Library is an unique print among the publications of The Tale of Kiều, Nguyễn Du most renowned work, as its story entails an East – West journey. The recently discovered Manuscript bears significant artistic, literary and textological values. The Manuscript is an integrated text, in which one can find many traces of the Thăng Long prints, and influences from the Southern prints of Kiều made by Abel des Michels and Trương Vĩnh Ký. Studying the Manuscript also reveals the string of fate between Trương Minh Ký and Athur Chéon, Paul Pelliot and Abel des Michels, French culturalists who lived and studied the Vi...
  • TCTL.0000148_Questions in Nguyễn Du's classical Chines poetry - a portrait of an unstable world.pdf.jpg
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  • Questions in Nguyễn Du's classical Chines poetry - a portrait of an unstable world

    • Tác giả : Đỗ Thị Phương (2024)

  • Question is one of the popular sentence types in Nguyễn Du's three collections of classical Chinese poetry. Questions performed many functions and expressed different psychological states of the poet, such as doubts, worries, fatigue, dissatisfaction, and indignation, among other things. Questions were associated with his journey of finding self and releasing hidden personal thoughts, finding peace in an unknown space and time, finding a distant and illusory soulmate, and re-evaluating life's values. They reflected his insecurity in an unstable world.
  • TCTL.0000149_The countryside in the sinosphere's medieval poetry.pdf.jpg
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  • The countryside in the sinosphere's medieval poetry

    • Tác giả : Lê Thị Nương (2024)

  • The Countryside in the Sinosphere’s Medieval Poetry explores the literary and cultural relationships between East Asian countries, specifically Vietnam, Korea, and Japan, and their shared influences from Chinese literature during the medieval period. The research outlines how Confucian thoughts and concepts of nature and humanity influenced medieval poets in these countries, while also highlighting the unique cultural values embedded in their countryside-themed poems. Despite geographical differences, East Asian countries shared historical and social similarities that fostered the development of medieval literature, particularly poetry that depicted rural life and nature.
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  • Review "Accounting for cultural heritage management: resilience, sustainability and accountability"

    • Tác giả : Trần Thị Minh (2024)

  • “Accounting for Cultural Heritage Management: Resilience, Sustainability and Accountability” by Michela Magliacani and Valentina Toscano explores the critical integration of accounting practices within cultural heritage management. It emphasizes how accounting can enhance the resilience and sustainability of cultural organizations, especially during crises like pandemics. Utilizing various research methods such as case studies, ethnographic observations, and interviews, the book provides comprehensive insights across seven chapters. These include detailed analyses of how cultural organizations, through strategic accounting and management, can effectively navigate challenges and contri...