〓語音韻答問箋釈 : 服部四郎博士と王育徳博士の書簡(<特集>しまね学の形成に向けて)

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There remain 32 letters that were exchanged between Dr. Shiro Hattori (1908〜1995), the most eminent linguist in modern Japan as well as the former owner of the Hattori Shiro Library in the University of Shimane, and his student Dr. lok-tek Ong (1924〜1985), the founder in Japan of the researches in the Taiwan dialect of Chinese language. In chapter 1 of this article, the commentator (Hirayama) describes the personal and academic careers of the two scholars and explains the importance of the Taiwan dialect in the diachronic studies of the east Asian languages. In chapter 2 the letters of Dr. Hattori and in chapter 3 the letters of Dr. Ong come with commentary notes respectively. Through these letters we can learn not only the academic thought of the two scholars, but also some information about the studies of east Asian languages in the post-war Japan.