于省吾








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个人资料
性别
男
出生
(1896-12-23)1896年12月23日
 大清奉天省海城县
逝世
1984年7月17日(1984-07-17)（87歲）
 中华人民共和国吉林省长春市
政党
九三学社
母校
奉天高等师范学校（？—1919）
职业
讲师、教授

于省吾（1896年12月23日－1984年7月17日），字思泊，号双剑誃主人、泽螺居士、夙兴叟，汉族，中国奉天府海城县（今辽宁省海城市）人。中国古文字学家、训诂学家。九三学社中央顾问委员会委员。



生平


清朝光绪二十二年十一月十九日（12月23日），生于海城县中央堡村的私塾教师家庭。1919年，毕业于奉天高等师范学校（在今辽宁省沈阳市）。任安东县志编辑、奉天省教育厅科员兼临时视学等职。1928年，任奉天萃升书院院监[1]。1931年“九一八事变”前移居北平，历任辅仁大学讲师、教授，北京大学教授，燕京大学名誉教授等职。


1952年，任故宫博物院专门委员，后任中国训诂学会顾问，国务院古籍整理出版规划小组顾问等职。1955年起任东北人民大学（今吉林大学）历史系教授，古文字研究室主任兼校学术委员会委员。1984年在吉林长春逝世。文字训诂学家胡朴安推举许于省吾为“新证派”代表 [1]。



注释




  1. ^ 1.01.1 著名历史学家 古文字学家 于省吾. 责任编辑：贾国湘. 中国吉林网. 2009年11月3日 [2014-04-17]. （原始内容存档于2012年11月1日） （简体中文）. 



外部链接




  • 前辈学者 于省吾[永久失效連結]

  • 现代古文字学家、古器物学家于省吾逝世

  • 于省吾简介





规范控制


  • WorldCat Identities

  • FAST: 1455921

  • GND: 172912628

  • ISNI: 0000 0000 8255 9166

  • LCCN: n82237749

  • NDL: 00749864

  • NLA: 36731020

  • SUDOC: 142544957

  • VIAF: 67829048



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