台灣大學藏「伊能文庫」

The Ino Collection Housed at Taiwan University

吳密察(Mi-Cha Wu)

《大學圖書館》 1卷3期 (1997/07) Pp. 4-26

摘要

一九二八年台北帝國大學設立時，大學便從日本內地購入台灣研究先驅者伊能嘉矩的藏書、手稿及台灣原住民器物標本；其中的器物部份成為土俗學人種學研究室收藏的標本；圖書及手稿則入藏圖書館，被稱為伊能文庫。但是圖書館對於這些圖書並未進行集中管理，而是將之分散到各不同的書架上，不少手稿也未曾編目整理地被放置於書庫中。因此，伊能文庫雖然非常有名，卻無人能窺其全貌。最近，經過長期的努力整理，已經大致可以掌握伊能文庫的內容。根據整理的結果，伊能文庫總共有約四百種資料，其中大約三百種是明治大正時代的臺灣關係洋裝書，另有約二十種台灣關係的清代刊本線裝書，和六十種抄本及手稿，伊能文庫中最珍貴的是抄本及手稿。抄本保存了不少宇內已不存的史料，伊能嘉矩的諸多手稿更是無價。

關鍵字

伊能嘉矩 ； 伊能文庫 ； 台灣史 ； 台灣研究

並列摘要

When Taihoku Imperial University (the predecessor of Taiwan University) was first established in 1928, university officials purchased the collection of Taiwan aborigine artifacts and specimens, including part of the personal library and manuscripts, of Ino Kanori, the renowned pioneer of Taiwan Studies in Japan. Of these materials, the aborigine artifacts became the collection of specimens managed by the university's Institute of Ethnology, while the books and manuscripts were incorporated into the university library as the ”Ino Collection.” However, the library did not implement any central management or control of the books and manuscripts but rather integrated them with the rest of the library's holdings. In fact, many of the manuscripts were placed on the stacks without first being catalogued. Thus, although the Ino Collection is unusually famous, no one could enumerate its entire contents.Recently, after devoting considerable resources to the reclassifying of this collection, it is now possible to apprehend the Ino Collection in its entirety. According to the results of this re-cataloguing and reordering process, the Ino Collection consists of approximately four hundred separate items. Of these items, approximately three hundred are bound publications related to Taiwan studies that were published during the Meiji (1868-1912) and Taisho (1912-1926) eras. Another twenty-some items are Qing period publications bound in the traditional Chinese style, while an additional sixty-some titles consist of hand-copied texts and original manuscripts. The most treasured items in the Ino Collection are these hand-copied texts and manuscripts. The hand-copied volumes preserve historical materials not found elsewhere in the world, while many of Ino Kanori's original manuscripts are even more invaluable.

並列關鍵字

Ino Kanori ； Ino collection ； Taiwan history ； Taiwan study