@article{oai:nishogakusha.repo.nii.ac.jp:00000320,
 author = {稲田, 篤信 and イナダ, アツノブ and Inada, Atsunobu},
 journal = {日本漢文学研究},
 month = {Mar},
 note = {P(論文), Okuda Shosai 奥田松斎(1729-1807), a scholar of Confucianism during the early modern period in Osaka, wrote the abridgements (reading notes) for the Chinese Classics entitled Sekkodonissan 拙古堂日纂 (The Osaka Prefectural Nakanoshima library) and Sekkodozasshou 拙古堂雑抄 (National Diet Library). On reading the notes, included among the important information written in were some titles, numbers of volume, authors, published dates, and dates imported. Relying on such information for my study, I selected Qinghe Shuhuafang 清河書画舫, Jiangcun Xiaoxialu 江邨銷夏録, Mengyingdashi Pianpangziyuan 夢英大師偏旁字源, Dong Qichang's 董其昌 folding, and the preface to Yiwenleiju 芸文類聚 written by Wang Chong 王寵 among the Chinese Classics on calligraphy, which contained acquirements that were regarded as sophisticated for bunjin (the literati). Using the five Chinese Classics mentioned above, I investigated the written annotated information, and analyzed how, in fact, they really were accepted at the time.},
 pages = {107--118},
 title = {『拙古堂日纂』の研究 : 近世中期上方における明清書学書の受容},
 volume = {3},
 year = {2008},
 yomi = {イナダ, アツノブ}
}