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Ancient Chinese Scrolls as Evolving Entities: Implications for Reconstruction and Description
Abstract In recent years, scholars have drawn attention to the fact that manuscripts are hardly static objects but prone to change over the course of time. Following this line of research, the present paper considers ancient Chinese scrolls as evolving entities and discusses some of the implications for their reconstruction and description.