A case study of the Catholic University of Peking during the Benedictine period (1927-1933) / by Xiaoxin Wu 吳小新 -- 1993.
Thesis (Ed. D., International and Multicultural Education Program)--University of San Francisco, 1993.
Includes bibliographical references (leaves [161]-168).

Keywords: American Benedictine missionaries--Ying Lianzhi 英斂之 -- Beijing Gongjiao daxue 北京公教大學 -- Ma Xiangbo 馬相伯 -- St. Vincent Archabbey--Adelbert Gresnigt--architects, architecture.
Furen University derives its name from a line in the Analects: yi wen hui you, yi you fu ren 以文會友, 以友輔仁.

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Beijing Furen daxue : Tianzhujiao Benduhui shiqi de ge'an yanjiu 北京輔仁大學 : 天主教本篤會時期的個案研究 / Wu Xiaoxin zhu 吳小新著 ; Zhang Xiaoming yi 張曉明譯.
Translation of: "A Case study of the Catholic University of Peking during the Benedictine Period, 1927-1993,' by Xiaoxin Wu. (Ph.D. Dissertation, Education. University of San Francisco, 1993.)
"This book is subsidized by the Henry Luce Foundation, U.S.A."
Dang'an ziliao 檔案資料 : p. 132-137. Bibliography: p. 138-144.
中國版本圖書館CIP數據核子(2005)第044641號.

Added Keywords: American Benedictine missionaries--Ying Lianzhi 英斂之 -- Beijing Gongjiao daxue 北京公教大學 -- Ma Xiangbo 馬相伯 -- St. Vincent Archabbey--Adelbert Gresnigt--architects, architecture.
Note: Furen University derives its name from a line in the Analects: "yi wen hui you, yi you fu ren 以文會友, 以友輔仁."

China and Christianity : burdened past, hopeful future / Stephen Uhalley, Jr. and Xiaoxin Wu, editors ; Monica K. Chang....[et al.] eds. "An East gate book." Includes bibliographical references (p. [411]-458) and index.
Dedicated to Edward J. Malatesta, S.J.

"....consists, for the most part, of selected edited papers that were presented at the "China and Christianity: Burdened Past, Hopeful Future: an International Conference of Reflections for the New Millennium" that was held in San Francisco, October, 1999, under the sponsorship of the Ricci Institute for Chinese-Western Cultural History and Center for the Pacific Rim of the University of San Francisco."

Pt. I. Introduction. Christianity and China: Universal teaching from the West / John W. Witek, SJ -- Chinese perspective-A brief review of the historical research / Zhang Kaiyuan -- Pt. II. China and Christianity in the traditional past. China and the West: the image of Europe and its impact / Erik Zürcher -- Does Heaven speak? Revelation in the Confucian and Christian traditions / Paul A. Rule -- Christianity in late Ming and early Qing China as a case of cultural transmission / Nicolas Standaert, SJ -- Chinese Renasissance: the role of the early Jesuits in China / Li Tiangang -- Th problem of the Chinese Rites in Eighteenth-century Sichuan / Robert Entenmann -- Sino-French scientific relations through the French Jesuits and the Académie Royale des Sciences in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries / Han Qi -- China and the German "Geistesgeschichte" in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries / Claudia von Collani -- The Russian Orthodox Church in China / Dina V. Doubrovskaia -- Pt. III. China and Christianity in modern and contemporary history and beyond. China and Protestantism: historical perspectives, 1807-1949 / Jessie G. Lutz -- Protestant Christianity in China today: fragile, fragmented, flourishing / Ryan Dunch -- Hungarian missionaries in China / Péter Vámos -- Beyond orthodoxy: Catholicism as a Chinese folk religion / Richard P. Madsen -- From past contributions to present opportunities: the Catholic Church and education in Chinese mainland during the last 150 years / Jean-Paul Wiest -- Christianity and China's minority nationalities: faith and unbelief / Ralph R. Covell -- Discussion on "Cultural Christians" in China / Zhuo Xinping -- Catholic Church in post-1997 Hong Kong: dilemma in Church-State relations / Beatrice Leung -- Christianity in modern Taiwan: stuggling over the path of contextualization / Peter Chen-Main Wang -- Christanity and China : toward further dialogue / Philip L. Wickeri.

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The goodness of human nature and original sin : a point of convergence in Chinese and western cultures / Zhao Dunhua -- Response / Miikka Ruokanen -- Sin and evil in Christian and Confucian perspectives / Zhang Qingxiong -- Response / Diane B. Obenchain -- Response / Svein Rise -- The compatibility of Christianity with the traditional Chinese religions in their theories of the divinity / He Guanghu -- Response / Paulos Huang -- Reasons for an easy access of Christianity into Chinese culture : cultural relativity between religion and morality on the basis of the method of Matteo Ricci's missionary work in China / Wan Junren -- Ren as a fundamental motif and the promise and problem of a contextual theology of an agape-ren synthesis : a dialogue with Anders Nygren / Lo Ping-cheung -- Response / You Bin -- Dialogue between Christianity and Taoism : the case of Lin Yutang / He Jianming -- Reflections on the history of Buddhist-Christian encounter in modern China / Lai Pan-chiu -- Response / Jorgen Skov Sorensen -- Response / Jyri Komulainen -- The impact of contemporary Chinese folk religions on Christianity / Gao Shining -- Comprehensive theology : an attempt to combine Christianity with Chinese culture / Zhuo Xinping -- Response / Notto R. Thelle -- The contextualization of Chinese Christian theology and its main concerns / Yang Huilin -- Response / Thor Strandenaes -- How do social and psychological needs impact the existence and growth of Christianity in modern China? / Li Pingye -- Response / Vladimir Fedorov -- Eliminating five misunderstandings about Christianity in Chinese academic circles / Wang Xiaochao -- Response / Choong Chee Pang -- The faith of Chinese urban Christians : a case study of Beijing / Gao Shining -- Response / Zhang Minghui -- The position of religion in Chinese society / Li Qiuling -- Response / Fredrik Fällman -- Response / Birger Nygaard -- The basis for the reconstruction of Chinese theological thinking / Deng Fucun -- Response / Chen Xun -- Response / Gerald H. Anderson -- Call for dialogue and cooperation : reflections on the Jianshe or the reconstruction of theological thinking / Zhu Xiaohong -- Response / Sun Yi -- Christ and culture : a reflection by a Chinese Christian / Chen Yongtao -- A Chinese Christian's reading of two ethical themes of Zhuangzi / Lin Manhong -- A flourishing discipline : reflections on the study of Christianity in academic institutions in China today / Wu Xiaoxin.

Christianity in China : a scholars' guide to resources in the libraries and archives of the United States / Second Edition, Xiaoxin Wu, editor ; with a foreword by Daniel Bays.
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
"An East Gate book."
"First ed. by: Archie R. Crouch ... [et al.]". c1989.

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Encounters and dialogues : changing perspectives on Chinese-Western exchanges from the sixteenth to eighteenth centuries / edited by Xiaoxin Wu.
Seventeen papers presented at the conference "Encounters and Dialogues: an International Symposium on Cross-Cultural Exchanges Between China and the West in Late Ming and Early Qing Dynasties," Beijing, October 15-17, 2001.

Jointly sponsored by the Ricci Institute for Chinese-Western Cultural History at the University of San Francisco and the Institute of World Religions at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.
"Jointly published by Monumenta Serica Institute, Sankt Augustin, and The Ricci Institute of [sic] Chinese-Western Cultural History at the University of San Francisco."

"The Chinese version of the proceedings, which included twenty-eight papers .... was edited by Dr. Zhuo Xinping and published under the title Xiangyu yu duihua: Mingmo Qingchu Zhong-Xi wenhua jiaoliu guoji xueshu yantaohui wenji 相遇與對話: 明末清初中西文化交流國際學術研討會文集 (Beijing: Zongjiao wenhua chubanshe 宗教文化出版社, 2003)."
Papers and Abstracts in English or Chinese. Bibliography: p. [337]-384. Includes index.

Contents:
Foreword, Wu Xiaoxin 吳小新.

I. Diplomacy, Trade and Mission before 1800
The early Jesuits and the late Ming border: the Chinese search for accommodation (早期的耶穌會士與中國明末的疆界) / Timothy Brook -- Lun shiba shiji houqi Aomen haishang maoyi de diqu fenbu yu shangpin jiegou 論十八世紀後期澳門海上貿易的地區分布與商品結構 (On the proliferation of Macau’s maritime trade and commodities system in the late eighteenth century) / Zhang Tingmao 張廷茂 -- Priests or Fidalgos? The Portuguese official discussion on the nature of diplomatic envoys to China in the eighteenth century (神父或貴族? 葡萄牙關於十八世紀遺華外交使節性質的官方討論) / António Vasconcelos de Saldanha.

II. Grassroots Exchanges in Local Contexts
Li Jiugong and his Meditations (Shensi lu) (李九功及其慎思錄) / Erik Zürcher -- The emergence of a Christian community in Beijing during the late Ming and early Qing period (明末清初北京天主教團體之萌芽) / John W. Witek, S.J. -- Ming-Qing zongzu shehui yu Tianzhujiao de chuanbo: yixiang lizu yu Dongnan chengxiang de kaocha 明清宗族社會與天主教的傳播: 一項立足於東南城鄉的考察 (On the contact between lineage society and Catholicism during the late Ming and early Qing period) / Zhang Xianqing 張先清 -- Xixue dongjian yu Qingdai Zhe-Dong xuepai 西學東漸與清代浙東學派 (The eastward spread of Western learning and the Eastern Zhejiang School in the Qing dynasty / Xu Haisong 徐海松.

III. Presenting the Message
Yi shi ji shi, yi shi zheng shi: cong "Minzhong zhugong zengshi" kan Mingmo Yesuhuishi zai Fujian de chuanjiao huodong de lishi 以詩紀事, 以詩證史: 從閔中諸公贈詩看明末耶穌會士在福建的傳教活動的歷史 (The function of poetry in recording events and verifying history: Jesuit activities in Fujian from the mirror of Poems to Giulio Aleni by Fujian scholars) / Lin Jinshui 林金水 -- Chinese dictionaries prepared by Western missionaries in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries (十七, 十八世紀西方傳教士所編輯的幾本漢語辭典) / Federico Masini.

IV. Art and Science in Religious Context
Fengjiao Tianwenxuejia yu "Liyi zhi zheng" 奉教天文學家與禮儀之爭 (1700-1702) / (The Directorate of Astronomy in the Chinese Rites Controversy) / Han Qi 韓琦 -- For whose greater glory? Jesuit strategies and science during the Kangxi reign (1662-1722) (愈顯誰榮? 康熙時期耶穌會士的策略與科學 (1662-1722)) / Catherine Jami -- Folk Goddess or Madonna? Early missionary encounters with the image of Guanyin (是民間仙女, 還是聖母瑪利亞? 早期傳教士與觀音形象接觸) / Lauren Arnold -- "Jesuit Perspective" at the Qing court: Chinese painters, Italian technique and the "science of vision" (透視學在清朝宮廷: 中國畫家, 西洋技巧和視學的科學) / Elisabetta Corsi.

V. Contructing Memory: Historiographical Issues
Early translations of Chinese texts in French Jesuit publications: politics in historiography (十八世紀中國文獻西譯探討) / Isabelle Landry-Deron -- Cong Xifang xuezhe de bianlun kan Zhong-Xi wenhua de tongyixing, chayixing he hubuxing 從西方學者的辯論看中西文化的同一性, 差異性和互補性 (The identity, difference and reciprocity of Chinese and Western cultures seen from arguments by Western scholars / Shen Dingping 沈定平 -- The construction of a Christian history in China (勾畫中國的基督教史) / Nicolas Standaert, S.J. -- A tale of two cities: the Jesuits’ scientific and educational work in Beijing and Shanghai (雙城紀: 耶穌會士在北京與上海的科學與教育) / Jean-Paul Wiest.

這冊論文集紀錄了第五屆研討會的成果，選收了美國佩斯大學李榭熙教授及上海師範大學人文與傳播學院楊劍龍教授兩篇資深學人的演講文章及十五篇年青學者的文章，題目涉獵宗教實踐與社會基層、社會服務與文教事業和文化差異與身份認同。兩位資深學人的文章是集他們多年的研究心得，分別闡述中國草根基督教徒史學研究及非基督教思潮與中國教會本色化運動等。--Publ. note.

Includes bibliographical references.
Some papers in English.

Mapping Christian Congregations in South China: Towards a Grassroots History of Chinese Christianity / Joseph Tse-Hei Lee -- 論非基督教思潮與中國教會本色化運動 / 楊劍龍 -- 宗教實踐與社會基層: The Relationship between the Christian Church and Local Rural Society: A Focus on the Christian Funeral / Chen Yun -- Miraculous Christianity and Grassroots Practice in the Republican Era / Melissa Inouye -- 新材料，新視角：舊金山大學的廣州檔案介紹 / 向紅艷 -- 建國初期中共宗教政策下的基層政府、幹部與教徒──以 1952 年五幫村「教民騷動事件」為中心的考察 / 劉建平 -- 宗教市場理論與中國鄉村基督宗教的社會學研究：以冀中 L 縣的天主教和基督新教為例 / 劉芳 -- 納玻裏書院對湖廣天主教的影響 / 劉芳 -- 中國內地會醫療傳教與近代河南社會──以開封福音醫院為中心的探討 (1901–1930) / 張興華 -- 《田家半月報》創辦初期的出版概況研究 / 王京強 -- 基督教對雲南少數民族文化程度的影響──基於 6 個少數民族社區現狀的定量研究 / 孫海燕 --中國基督教會參與汶川地震賑災及災後重建研究──以四川彭州、綿竹和安縣三地「三自教會」為例 / 高彥婷 -- Advocating Monogamy among the Chaozhou Christians in the Late Qing Dynasty / Ellen Xiang-yu Cai -- 論《碑記贈言合刻》所涉清初「貳臣」與湯若望間的交往──從李日華和霍叔瑾兩人題贈傳教士詩歌談起 / 紀建勛 -- 被隱身的群體──基督教在華宣教運動中的傳教士夫人簡論 / 尹翼婷 -- 近代東北移民運動與基督教 / 徐炳三 -- 臺灣客家改宗基督教的掙扎：談臺灣客家教會發展與漢人宗教的矛盾張力 / 陳胤安.

"這冊論文集紀錄了第四屆研討會的成果，選收了美國賓夕凡尼亞州州立大學夏伯嘉教授、上海大學歷史系陶飛亞教授及美國舊金山神學院魏克利教授(Philip L. Wickeri)三篇資深學人的演講文章及十六篇年青學者的文章，題目涉獵天主教研究、基督教與社會、基督教文化與神學研究和基督教與近代研究。三位資深學人的文章是集他們多年的研究心得，分別闡述中國明未天主教傳教的研究、清前期的禁教緣由、以至探討三自基督教受國運動早年的發展等。"--Pub. website.

Nüduo 女鐸 (1912-1951) / cehua Ma Changlin, Wu Xiaoxin 策劃馬長林, 吳小新 ; zhengli Shanghai Shi dang'anguan 整理上海市檔案館.
Originally published: Shanghai 上海 : Guangxuehui 廣學會.
Articles mainly in Chinese with some in English; tables of contents also in English.
Original cover title also in English: The Woman’s Messenger – Nü To Pao.

"Nü Duo was published by the Christian Literature Society in Shanghai, which was a Christian missionary organization known for its efforts to spread Western scientific and cultural knowledge in China. Nü Duo was the first magazine for women published by the Christian Literature Society. Its contents include scientific knowledge, culture, literature, family and religion. Urban and educated women were its main readers. Nü Duo was in circulation between 1912 and 1951 with a total of 412 issues. .... in April 2006, a DVD-ROM publication agreement with Guangxi Normal University Press was established. In order to provide access to every item, staff members created 14,683 entries of catalogue style descriptions which cover all items in the entire journal. The search software .... was designed by Chen Ruohang and Qin Jingbo at the Guilin BBT Electronics Audiovisual Press.
Support from the Thomas Klitgaard Endowment and EDS-Stewart Endowment of the Ricci Institute for Chinese-Western Cultural History at the USF Center for the Pacific Rim and the Publication Fund at the Beijing Center for Chinese Studies." –- Editors' note.

"Nü Duo (A Woman’s Messenger), also known as Nü To Pao in its early years, was started as a monthly magazine by the Christian Literature Society for China in April 1912 and ceased publication in 1951. It’s founding editor was Mrs. Laura White, an American. Later editors included: Mrs. E.B. MacGillivray, Li Guanfang, Zhu Yimei, and Liu Meili. The main columns in the journal focused on household management, learning, family values, fiction, biographies, literature, current affairs and drama. Articles shared the following characteristics: First, writers presented Christian thoughts and ethics through explanations of fundamental Christian moral concepts, women’s responsibilities, and the relationship between Christianity and Chinese society. Secod, writers, drew special attention to the changing social status of women by introducing developments in related issues in Europe , the United States, and the Soviet Union. Women were encourged to be involved in professional careers so as to seek changes in their own destiny and to establish equal relationships between men and women. Third, the journal presented knowledge on science and household care, including basic medical information on child care with guidance on how to maintain a harmonious family and ideal companionship. Fourth, it maintained distinguished political attitudes during important historical periods towards such crucial events as the anti-Japanese war and the establishment of the People’s Republic......In 1947, its circulation reached 3,000 copies per issue. Scholars consider Nü Duo to be the first Chinese women’s publication by a commercial press in China." -- Introduction.

[N.B. This format is obsolete and no longer readable (Chinese Windows XP & coded dongle key)]

Historical Background
Four historical studies provide the background and characters for the docudrama: (1) Chapter Six titled “Mission to China (1918 – 1930)” in Mission to America: A History of Saint Vincent Archabbey, The First Benedictine Monastery in the United States by Jerome Oetgen; (2) “Ying Lien-Chih (1866-1926) and The Rise of Fu Jen, the Catholic University of Peking, by Donald Paragon, reprinted from Monumenta Serica Vol. XX, 1921; (3) the unpublished dissertation, “Catholic Higher Education in China: The Rise and Fall of Fu Jen University in Beijing,” submitted by Rev. John Shujie Chen to the Lynch Graduate School of Education at Boston College, 2003; and (4) the unpublished dissertation, “A Case Study of the Catholic University of Peking During the Benedictine Period (1927-1933),” written by Dr. Xiaoxin Wu and presented to the School of Education at the University of San Francisco, 1993. Other relevant historical notes were gathered from among letters by Archabbot Aurelius Stehle, Fr. Ildephonse Brandstetter, Fr. Placidus Rattenberger, and Fr. George Barry O’Toole between the years 1923 and 1924, in the St. Vincent Archabbey files belonging to Dr. Nicholas Koss, OSB, Dean of the College of Foreign Languages and Literature at Fu Jen Catholic University in Taipei.
For complete information so to RTI website.

Source: Sotheby’s catalog entry: The Library of Philip Robinson, Part II: the Chinese collection.
Lot 20. Chinese Rites Controversy. Collection of papers pertaining to the controversy and to the visit of Cardinal Maillard de Tournon, including copies of letters and proclamations by Tournon and the Archbishop of Goa, and account of Tournon’s audience with the Emperor, a letter by Claude Visdelou, Tournon’s only Jesuit supporter in China, letters of support from Rome and Paris, letters by Franciscans to Tournon, a list of missionaries working in China between 1706 and 1708, a memorandum concerning the translation of the Roman missal into Chinese, a memoir on the Chinese practices at funerals, and a French translation of a number of maxims of Confucius, upwards of 70 items, various sizes, some in Chinese characters, some on rice paper, c. 1705 to 1725.
鐸羅 【sic. 多羅】有關禮儀之爭論書信 （七十多件，手稿） 一七〇五到一七二五年
See catalog p.22-23.

General Notes on Lot 20:
Chinese texts are copies on rice paper in Chinese ink, probably by a secretary. Some are marked as having been sent (to Macau?) by Fr. Pedro Muñoz, O.P. (from Guangzhou?). Some have Latin translations, often in a fine secretarial hand, and attested by either Andreas Candela, the Patriarch's Chancellor, or by J.F. Martin de la Balvere - both in Macau. Some of the translations are in Spanish (by Muñoz?). The comments on the outside may be in the hand of Candela and contain details of provenance (often "con una Lettera del P. Muñoz"), summary of contents and dates. They are usually in Italian, sometimes in Latin (the Latin ones perhaps in a different hand).
Since they deal with the arrival of Pedrini & Co. early in 1710, they cannot come from this group of Italian Propagandists, but must come from one of de Toumon's suite, and not Sala who had already left for Europe. Some of the Chinese documents (e.g. 6, 21) have pronunciation notes added to the copy, especially re the pronunciation of names. Some (e.g. 25) have Latin notes and Italian notes in different hands. Probably all come from the Sala papers, and the annotations appear to be his, but perhaps as used later in Europe by one of the compilers of narratives of the legation, such as Cardinal Passionei. [Note by Paul Rule.]

"This catalog lists 1,800 titles of European books formerly held by the Zikawei Library, now at the Shanghai Library. Titles are primarily in Latin or French, all published between 1515 and 1800. Subjects include philosophy, religion, literature, art, history, geography, law, mathematics, and astronomy. Languages include (in addition to above mentioned) Greek, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, English, and German, with a few titles in Arabic, Aramaic, Breton, Coptic, Chinese, Flemish, Hebrew, Persian, and Syriac."

"The compilation of this catalog was initiated by bibliographers Mr. Gong Jing 龔敬 and Ms. Huang Peiwei 黃培瑋 in 1989. It is published as a joint effort of the Shanghai Library and Prof. Edward J. Malatesta 馬愛德, S.J., Director of the Ricci Institute....prepared by Mr. Wu Xiaoxin 吳小新 ...with Ms. Vivian Wu 吳明栩 and Ms. Guo Yuan 郭源. Computer data ... by Mr. Wu Jianmin 吳建民 , Zhou Zengwen 周曾文 , Li Shixiong 李世雄, with the assistance of Fr. Christian Cochini 高照 明, S.J., and Fr. Wilfred Chan 陳友海, S.J....Mr. Mark Mir 馬克文 of the Ricci Institute verifed bibliographic information and established authority control ... Prof. Malatesta (and) Prof. Paul Rule 魯保祿 of La Trobe University... compiled the index."--Pref.
"The format and the contents of this catalog are based on that of the Catalogue de la bibliotheque du Pé-t'ang published in 1948 in Beijing"--pref.
Preface--Bibliography--Abbreviations and Sigla--Abbreviations of Religious Orders--Catalogue--Indexes
Keywords: Bibliotheca Major Zi-Ka-Wei, Zikawei, Xujiahui 徐家匯.

Cover: Xi'an Jesuit stele (1644) rubbing, Xaverian Museum of Chinese Art and Ethnography in Parma, Italy (original size: cm 143 x 63.5)
1. Jonathan Chaves 齊皎瀚: Two Sonnets in Memoriam.
2. Xiaoxin Wu 吳小新: Necrology & Bibliography of J.W. Witek, SJ 魏若望.
18. Roman Malek, SVD 馬雷凱: Legacy of Pasquale d’Elia, SJ 德禮賢 (1890-1963).
63. Matteo Nicolini-Zani 馬明哲: Tang Christianity as Perceived by Missionaries & Chinese Converts in the Seventeenth Century.
89. Reviews: Chronique du Toumet-Ortos : looking through the lens of Joseph Van Oost, missionary in Inner Mongolia (1915-1921) by Ann Heylen. Review by Jocelyn M.N. Marinescu 倪卓熙 ; 歐洲所藏雍正乾隆朝天主教文獻匯編 / 吳旻. Review by D.E.M.

The primary focus of this new peer-reviewed monograph series will be the study of Christianity in East Asia. It will reflect “local” (i.e. Chinese, Japanese and Korean) themes as well as comparative perspectives that explore the historical, cultural, and religious connections that mark the interactions between these countries. Subject matter may include but is not limited to: church history, cultural anthropology, historical linguistics, history of science and medicine, global history, and comparative studies. The series will also include critical studies of primary sources related to the history of Christianity in East Asia and/or critical translations of those sources, with accompanying commentary and critical apparatus. Influential works in the field hitherto published only in Japanese, Chinese, or Korean respectively will be carefully selected, translated into English, and made available to an international audience with the aim of promoting scholarly dialogue beyond local linguistic constituencies.

Volume 1. The Acta Pekinensia, or, Historical records of the Maillard de Tournon legation. Volume II : September 1706 - December 1707.

Ying Lianzhi ji英斂之集 = The works of Ying Lianzhi / Zhou Pingping bian 州萍萍編.
Series editor, Wu Xiaoxin 吳小新.
Foreword and introduction also in English.
影印本.

Concluding volume of the Zhongguo Jidu zongjiao shiliao congkan 中國基督宗教史料叢刊 (Narratives from the Hinterlands project).

Introduction also in English.
Some essays in English (note: first title indicates language of essay).
Includes bibliographical references (p.403-492) and subject index.

本书是从事中国基督宗教研究的专家学者的论文集,收国内外专家学者论文共计十九篇,全书分为四个专题:1.视角,方法与趋势,收论文三篇;2.多学科研究方法论,收论文六篇;3.专题研究方法探讨,收论文六篇;4.地区性研究方法论,收论文四篇.论文集中所收论文,或对中国基督宗教研究的历史与现状进行总结,分析,或采用跨学科的研究方法从不同的视角展开相关领域的研究.--OCLC Pub. description.

目錄. Table of Contents:
視角、方法與趨勢. (Perspectives, methodologies and trends).
Chinese-Western cultural exchange in the modern age: examples, research methods, trends, and prospects. (近代中西文化交流：案例，研究方法，發展趨勢及前景展望) / R.G. Tiedemann.
“邊疆”何在？——近代中國邊疆基督教史研究的新視角. (Where is the “frontier?”-- New perspectives in the study of Christianity in China) / Zhang Xianqing 張先清.
中國基督教史研究的“範式”轉移與新趨勢. (Paradigm change and new trends for the study of Christianity in China) / Tao Feiya 陶飛亞.

多學科研究方法論. (Multi-disciplinary methodologies).
Writing biographies of Christina missionaries in China. (來華基督宗教傳教士傳記寫作) / Linda Benson.
中國基督宗教口述史研究的若干問題. (Issues relating to oral history studies in Christianity in China) / Li Xiangping 李向平.
人類學與中國西南基督教研究. (Anthropology and studies of Christianity in southwest China) / Huang Jianbo 黃劍波.
The conversion of the imaginary: changing notions of reading and writing a “Christian literature” in late-Qing and Republican China. (意象的轉變：清末至民國年間“基督教文學”作品的閱讀與寫作) / Chloë Starr.
比較文學形象學導論：理論與實踐. (Theory and practice: introduction to imagology in comparative literature) / Meng Hua 孟華.
Sino-Western cultural relations and the mapping of modern China. (中西文化關係與近代中國地圖的繪製) / Laura Hostetler.

專題研究方法探討. Thematic studies methodologies.
近代中國基督教與伊斯蘭教互動關係的研究回顧與視角. (Reviews and perspectives on the studies of the interactions between Christianity and Islam in modern China) / Liu Jiafeng 劉家峰.
“中國禮儀之爭”：研究方法及其拓展. (The “Chinese Rites controversy: research methodology and expansion) / Li Tiangang 李天綱.
Confucianism and Christianity revisited. (再論儒家思想與基督宗教) / Paul Rule.
The history of Ming-Qing Sino-Western cultural relations: methods of archival research using missionary collections with a case study of Taiyuan’s Diocesan records. (明清中西文化關係史：使用傳教士資料的檔案研究方法，以太原教區檔案為例) / Anthony E. Clark.
晚清基督教小說的研究方向——以數部作品的文本分析為例. (Approaches of researching late-Qing Christian novels: critical textual analysis of several representative works) / Li Zipeng 黎子鵬.
以詩紀事，以詩證史：從明清士大夫贈傳教士詩看基督教在華傳播的歷史. (The function of poetry in recording events and verifying history: history of Christianity in China through poems by the Chinese Literati to Western missionaries in Ming and Qing dynasties) / Lin Jinshui 林金水.

地區性研究方法論. Methodologies in regional research.
The use of missionary documentation for investigating cultural encounters in the Central Plain region of China. (傳教士文獻在考察中國中原地區文化相遇中的應用) / Martha Lund Smalley.
視野、材料、理論與方法：以十九世紀東北天主教研究為例. (Perspectives, sources, theories and methodologies: a case study of nineteenth century Catholicism in Northeast China) / Li Ji 李紀
Eurasian cultural encountersbeyond the Great Wall: the case of Inner Mongolia in the late Qing and early republican era. (塞外的歐亞文化相遇——以清末民初的內蒙古為例) / Patrick Taveirne.
對20世紀50年代滇西邊疆民族地區基督教演變發展的認識及思考. (Comprehension and reflection on the changes and development of Christianity in West Yunnan’s ethnic minority region during the 1950’s) / Qin Heping 秦和平.

"This volume is a collection of almost 4,000 church-related works from the rare documents repository of the Shanghai Municipal Archives. These documents encompass the era from 1836-1963, with contents that touch upon the Roman Catholic Church, the Chinese Protestant Church, the China Branch of the Seventh Day Adventists, Chinese Christian youth associations and 32 other denominations and church-related organizations. Shanghai has historically been the city where the majority of Christian groups were established, and in the 70 year span beginning in 1879 until the founding of New China, the printing presses of Shanghai-area Catholic and Protestant organizations published a great variety of periodical literature, both locally and countrywide. Christian publishing organizations of a national character were likewise published in Shanghai, leaving as their legacy a large quantity of religious publications and printed materials."

"Among the source documents included in this compilation are those of various Christian groups from different time periods, who published periodicals in great variety, with similarly varied contents. The archives are not without rare books and unique volumes as well, including the inaugural editions of several rare periodicals. These sources provide a minute, highly detailed historical reflection of each church group’s organizational and structural development, including historical outlines, annual reports, yearbooks, records of important events, and centenary commemorative editions. In addition to these items, there are publications which reflect the attitudes of the religious community both prior to and the Sino-Japanese war and its aftermath, which are sources deserving of study. The contents of this volume total 3,785 entries, cataloged and compiled according to international bibliographic standards, and include detailed annotation and critical apparatus for Chinese and Western sources listed by title, author, publishing organization, publication date and other information. With an appended six-category index, this catalog will profitably assist the study of the history of religion, religious education, and Chinese-Western cultural history. This volume is a joint publication of the Shanghai Municipal Archives and the Ricci Institute for Chinese-Western Cultural History of the University of San Francisco."