| Date | 2003 |
| Publish_location | Ji’nan Shi 濟南市 |
| Publisher | Shandong daxue chubanshe 山東大學出版社 |
| Collection | Ricci Institute Library |
| Edition | |
| Language | Chinese 中文[簡體字] |
| Record_type | Extract |
| Series | |
| Shelf | File Cabinet A |
| Call Number | PL2464.Z7 Y365 2003x |
| Description | p. 41-51 ; 26 cm. |
| Note | Ming-Qing zhiji zai Hua Yesuhuishi zhi Yi shuo 明清之際在華耶穌會使之易說 / Yang Hongsheng 楊宏聲. Extract from: Zhouyi yanjiu 周易研究2003年第6期 (總第六十二期) Abstract also in English: Theories on Yi by the Jesuit missionaries in China at the turn of the Ming and Qing dynasties / YANG Hong-sheng. ".... Some contents of the Yi learning, such as mathematicized figures of Luoshu (洛書, Map of Luo), had been spread to the western world before modern times (mid-1800’s to 1919)....The initiators were Jesuit missionaries ... at the turn of the Ming and Qing dynasties. This paper primarily regulates[sic] the theories on Yi by Matteo Ricci and Joachim Bouvet....characterized with philosophical analysis, manifesting their religious philosophical standpoint around the arguments of Taiji. Jesuit missionaries generally advocate earlier Confucianism and original Chinese philosophical classics and ... criticize the neo-Confucianism of the Song and Ming dynasties as well as Song Yi learning." |
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| Subject | Chinese classics--Religious aspects Figurism--China--History Yijing 易經--Figurist interpretations Yijing 易經--Commentaries--Catholic authors Jesuits--China--16th-18th centuries--Views on Confucianism |
