Subject: Jesuits--China--18th century

A. Hallerstein -- Liu Songling 劉松齡 : the multicultural legacy of Jesuit wisdom and piety at the Qing Dynasty Court
AuthorHallerstein, August von 劉松齡, 1703-1774Saje, Mitja
PlaceMaribor
PublisherAssociation for Culture and Education Kibla
CollectionRicci Institute Library
LanguageEnglish
TypeDigital Book (PDF)
ShelfDigital Archives
Call NumberDig. [BV3427.H27 S35 2009]
DescriptionDig. pdf [[381] p. : ill. ; 24 cm.]
NoteHallerstein -- Liu Songling 劉松齡 : the multicultural legacy of Jesuit wisdom and piety at the Qing Dynasty Court / edited by Mitja Saje.
Includes bibliographical references.
Local access only. [Hallerstein_Saje.pdf]
ISBN9789616304269 ; 9616304267
China and the emergence of religious toleration in enlightenment philosophers, part I : the early Jesuit mission and Bayle's conception of reciprocal toleration
AuthorHui XianzheWenning, Mario
CollectionRicci Institute Library
LanguageEnglish
TypeArticle (in Periodical)
ShelfDigital Archives
Call NumberB802.H85 2024
Description9 p.
Note

"'China' and the emergence of religious toleration in enlightenment philosophers, part I : the early Jesuit mission and Bayle's conception of 'reciprocal toleration'" / Xianzhe Hui and Mario Wenning.

Philosophy Compass 19.11 (2024): 1-9.

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China and the emergence of religious toleration in enlightenment philosophers, part II : the early Jesuit mission and Bayle's conception of reciprocal toleration
AuthorHui XianzheWenning, Mario
CollectionRicci Institute Library
LanguageEnglish
TypeArticle (in Periodical)
ShelfDigital Archives
Call NumberB802.H85 2024a
Description7 p.
Note

"'China' and the emergence of religious toleration in enlightenment philosophers, part II : the early Jesuit mission and Bayle's conception of 'reciprocal toleration'" / Xianzhe Hui and Mario Wenning.

Philosophy Compass 19.11 (2024): 1-7

Dans l'ombre du fils du ciel : le destin extraordinaire de Pierre Martial Cibot, jésuite à la cour de l'Empereur de Chine au XVIIIe siècle
AuthorCibot, Laurent
PlaceParis
PublisherLa Route de la Soie - Éditions
CollectionRicci Institute Library
LanguageFrench
TypeBook
ShelfStacks
Call NumberDS708.M46 C62 2022
Description193 p. : front. ; 19 cm.
Note

Dans l'ombre du fils du ciel : le destin extraordinaire de Pierre Martial Cibot, jésuite à la cour de l'Empereur de Chine au XVIIIe siècle / Laurent Cibot.

Bibliography: p. [191]-193.

Que savons-nous de la Chine ? Comment cette connaissance nous est-elle parvenue ? Il est passionnant de découvrir le destin extraordinaire de Pierre Martial Cibot, un jésuite à la cour de l'empereur de Chine au XVIIIe siècle.

Comme le souligne Jean-Pierre Raffarin dans la préface de ce livre "on a du mal à imaginer aujourd'hui des débats qui ont pu animer les sociétés européennes du XVIIe et du XVIIIe siècles, e n France et en Angleterre notamment, sur le régime politique chinois. Les partisans des Lumières comme Voltaire ou John Locke, opposaient les moeurs politiques et le pouvoir jugé excessif de leurs monarques, au gouvernement éclairé des Empereurs de Chine, avec une administration de mandarins bien formés et dévoués à l'intérêt général, qui tempéraient leur pouvoir en filtrant les décisions qu'ils devaient prendre". Découvrir ce que fit, en son temps, Pierre Martial Cibot, nous permet de mesurer l'écart de nos civilisations, mais aussi leurs ressemblances. Il est passionnant de lire son érudition, sa capacité à nous inciter à avoir l'esprit curieux envers la Chine. Nous sommes ainsi éblouis par ce que les jésuites ont su apporter tant à la Chine qu'à la France. Un savoir, une transmission dont il est plus que nécessaire aujourd'hui de faire revivre. Le travail de Laurent Cibot est ici fantastique, et l'on comprend sa volonté de retrouver les traces de son ancêtre.

ISBN9782493255082
Jesuit Figurists and eighteenth-century religious thought
AuthorRowbotham, Arnold H. (Arnold Horrex), b. 1888
PlaceNew York
PublisherJournal of the History of Ideas
CollectionRouleau Archives
LanguageEnglish
TypeExtract/Offprint
ShelfFile Cabinet A
Call NumberPL1064.P73 R682 1956
Descriptionp. 471-485 ; 26 cm.
Note

The Jesuit Figurists and eighteenth-century religious thought / by Arnold H. Rowbotham.
"Reprinted from Journal of the History of Ideas, vol. XVII, No. 4, October, 1956, pages 471-485."

Père Nicolas-Marie Roy S.J. (1726-1769) : un promoteur de la spiritualité de l'abandon en Chine au XVIIIe siècle
AuthorRevue d'Ascétique et de MystiqueBernard-Maitre, Henri [Henri Bernard 裴化行], 1889-1975
PlaceToulouse
PublisherLibrairie Beauchesne
CollectionRouleau Archives
LanguageFrench
TypeExtract/Offprint
ShelfFile Cabinet A
Call NumberBV3427.R689 B4 1954
Description60 p. ; 24.5 cm.
NoteLe Père Nicolas-Marie Roy S.J. (1726-1769) : un promoteur de la spiritualité de l'abandon en Chine au XVIIIe siècle / H. Bernard-Maitre.
Extrait de la Revue d'Ascétique et de Mystique, No. 119, Juillet-Septembre 1954.
Offprint originall in two parts (Pt. 1, p.232-267, Pt. 2, p. 324-347), also sequentially numbered.
The Mandate of Heaven : strategy, revolution, and the first European translation of Sunzi's Art of war (1772). [Art Militaire des Chinois. English]
AuthorAmiot, Jean-Joseph-Marie 錢德明, 1718-1793Sunzi 孫子, 6th cent. B. C.Parr, Adam
PlaceLeiden ; Boston
PublisherBrill
CollectionRicci Institute Library
LanguageEnglish, Chinese
TypeDigital Book (PDF)
SeriesJesuit studies (Leiden, Netherlands) ; v. 26
ShelfDigital Archives
Call NumberU31.P344 2020
Descriptionpdf. [(xii. 323 pages : color portrait]
Note

The Mandate of Heaven : strategy, revolution, and the first European translation of Sunzi's Art of war (1772) / Adam Parr

Includes bibliographical references and index

Translating the Sunzi -- Joseph Amiot's Sunzi -- The thirteen chapters on military art, a work composed in Chinese / by Sunzi -- Interpreting Amiot's Sunzi -- Strategy and revolution -- Joseph Amiot's letter to Henri Berlin, Beijing, September 23, 1766 -- Amiot's life

"The Mandate of Heaven examines the first European version of Sunzi's Art of War, which was translated from Chinese by Joseph Amiot, a French missionary in Beijing, and published in Paris in 1772. His work is presented in English for the first time. Amiot undertook this project following the suppression of the Society of Jesus in France with the aim of demonstrating the value of the China mission to the French government. He addressed his work to Henri Bertin, minister of state, beginning a thirty-year correspondence between the two men. Amiot framed his translation in order to promote a radical agenda using the Chinese doctrine of the "mandate of heaven." This was picked up within the sinophile and radical circle of the physiocrats, who promoted China as a model for revolution in Europe. The work also arrived just as the concept of strategy was emerging in France. Thus Amiot's Sunzi can be placed among seminal developments in European political and strategic thought on the eve of the revolutionary era"-- Provided by publisher

Text in English, with some text in Chinese. English text translated from French version of text originally in Chinese

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ISBN9004416218 ; 9789004416215
LCCN2019037127