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Trois racines dans un jardin
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ISBN: 288258184X 9782882581846 Year: 2000 Publisher: Genève La Joie de lire

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Témoignage d'un homme de foi et d'érudition, jésuite et sinologue, qui a tenté, sa vie durant, de jeter un pont entre la culture occidentale et chinoise. Il parle de sa famille, de sa vocation et des découvertes qu'il fit en Chine mais aussi au Japon et au Viêt-nam.


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Gottfried von Laimbeckhoven S.J. (1707-1787): der Bischof von Nanjing und seine Briefe aus China mit Faksimile seiner Reisebeschreibung
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ISBN: 3805004427 9783805004428 Year: 2000 Publisher: Sankt Augustin Institut monumenta serica

Linked Faiths : Essays on Chinese Religions and Traditional Culture in Honour of Kristofer Schipper
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ISSN: 01699563 ISBN: 9004115404 9004488936 9789004115408 9789004488939 Year: 2000 Volume: 46 Publisher: Leiden; Boston : BRILL

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If any subject lends itself to treatment in an edited volume, it is Chinese Religions; It is a recognized fact that the boundaries between the various religions in China, and those between religion and culture in general, have always been fluid. This can only be duly acknowledged by careful research from many angles - and by many experts. It is exactly these mutual influences that form the leading theme in this Festschrift in honour of Kristofer Schipper, taken up by a selection of his many expert pupils and colleagues. The thirteen contributions span over two millennia, ranging from the late Zhou to the present. Topics include divination, religious puppet theatre, the art of translating, late Ming Christianity, and literature. The major focus, however, is Taoism and its connections with medieval society, popular cults and medicine. Special mention, in this connection, should be made of an extensive analysis and translation of a fourth century poem from the Taoist Canon, and a study of the social circle of a leading Tang dynasty Taoist.

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