图书馆杂志

图书馆杂志 ›› 2026, Vol. 45 ›› Issue (9): 145-151.

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敦煌文献的再生性回归研究

李华伟,张若妍   

  • 出版日期:2026-09-15 发布日期:2026-09-24
  • 作者简介:李华伟天津师范大学古籍保护研究院,研究馆员。研究方向:古籍保护、图书馆法治与管理、图书馆史。作者贡献:文章框架搭建与修改。Email: nlclhw@126.com天津300387
    张若妍天津图书馆。研究方向:古籍保护。作者贡献:文章初稿撰写。天津300191

Regenerative Repatriation of Dunhuang Manuscripts

Li Huawei, Zhang Ruoyan   


  • Online:2026-09-15 Published:2026-09-24
  • About author:Li Huawei, Zhang Ruoyan

摘要: 晚清以来大量敦煌文献因多种原因流散海外,其原生性回归受法律、资金等因素制约,难以全面推进。流散敦煌文献的再生性回归路径既包括访书时的抄写和拍照、缩微复制、影印出版与整理出版等传统路径,也包括全文数字化、数字捐赠、网络数据库平台、数字展览等新形式,呈现出敦煌文献回归的多维性。然而,在回归过程中仍存在资源覆盖有限且整合程度不高、国际法律冲突制约资源利用、利用效率不高且服务层次较浅等问题。为此,需进一步深化海外存藏调查、积极参与规则制定以增强话语权、完善平台功能提升用户体验、提高各方参与度,并以科技赋能避免“重回归、轻利用”现象。

关键词: 敦煌文献, 再生性回归, 数字化

Abstract: Since the Late Qing Dynasty, a large number of Dunhuang manuscripts have scattered overseas. Their physical repatriation is difficult to advance comprehensively due to legal, financial and other constraints. The regenerative repatriation pathways for the dispersed Dunhuang manuscripts encompass traditional methods such as transcription and photography during bookhunting trips, microfilm reproduction, photocopied publication, and critical edition publication, as well as new forms including fulltext digitization, digital donation, online database platforms, and digital exhibitions, which reflect the multidimensional nature of the manuscripts return. However, the repatriation process still faces several problems such as limited resource coverage and a low level of integration, international legal conflicts restricting resource utilization, as well as low utilization efficiency and shallow service levels. Therefore, it is necessary to further deepen the investigation of overseas collections, actively participate in rulemaking to enhance discourse power, improve platform functions to enhance user experience, and increase the participation of all parties. Furthermore, technological empowerment should be utilized to avoid the phenomenon of “emphasizing repatriation while neglecting utilization”.

Key words: Dunhuang manuscripts, Regenerative repatriation, Digitalization