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CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS The USF Ricci Institute sponsors, alone or with partners, scholarly conferences, symposia, and other meetings in the field of Chinese-Western cross-cultural history and the social history of Christianity in China. In many cases the papers presented at these events are subsequently published. Click on the LEARN MORE icon to see additional details about a publication in the Ricci Library online catalog.
Research, conference, publication and editorial support provided by the USF Ricci Institute. Major funding provided by the Henry Luce Foundation. [Return to TOP of page]  性別与历史：近代中国妇女与基督教 (Gender and History: Modern Chinese Women and Christianity)Edited by 陶飛亞 (TAO Feiya) Essays on the role of Chinese women in a Christian context from the 19th to the mid-20th centuries, including missions and women missionaries, the women's movement, and women's roles in home, family, and country. Authors include Melissa Dale, MA Changlin, ZHANG Xianqing, Peter Ng, and TAO Feiya. Publisher: 上海人民出版社 (Shanghai People's Publishing House), 2006. 437 p.; ISBN 7-208-06281-1. Part of the series 人文社科新論叢書.  Major funding provided by the Henry Luce Foundation and Shanghai Distinguished Research Project Fund. Research, conference, publication, and editorial support provided by the USF Ricci Institute in conjunction with Shanghai University. [Return to TOP of page]
 基督與中國社會 : 第二屆國際年青學者研討會論文集 (Christian and Chinese Social Culture: Proceedings from the Second International Young Scholars’ Symposium)Edited by 吳梓明 (Peter NG Tze-ming) and 吳小新 (WU Xiaoxin) Fifteen papers presented at the Second International Symposium for Young Chinese Scholars in the Study of Christianity and Chinese Society held in December 2004, Hong Kong, China. The volume also includes the text of three public lectures, translated from English into Chinese, presented by Peter Wang of Central National University (Taipei), Gary Tiedemann of University of London (UK), and Jean-Paul Wiest from the Beijing Center for Chinese Studies (Beijing). Publisher:香港中文大學崇基學院 (Chung Chi College, Chinese University of Hong Kong), 2006. 460 p.; ISBN 98897135-8-6
Research, conference, publication, and editorial support provided by the USF Ricci Institute in conjunction with Chung Chi College, Chinese University of Hong Kong. [Return to TOP of page]
 Encounters and Dialogues: Changing Perspectives on Chinese-Western Exchanges from the Sixteenth to Eighteenth Centuries Edited by WU Xiaoxin 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 USF Ricci Institute and the Institute of World Religions at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. A Chinese version is also available. Publisher: Institut Monumenta Serica, 2005. 402 p.; ISBN 3805005253. Research, conference, publication, and editorial support provided by the USF Ricci Institute in conjunction with the Institut Monumenta Serica, Germany. [Return to TOP of page]
 離異與融會: 中國基督徒與本色教會的興起 (Alienation and Fusion: the Rise of Chinese Christians and the Indigenous Church in China)Edited by 劉家峰 (LIU Jiafeng) A collection of fifteen essays on the inculturation of the Christian faith in China over the last two centuries. This study emphasizes local Chinese churches and aims to provide a more balanced portrayal of the historical actors involved, recognizing that the indigenized church is an integral part of the history of Christianity in China. This volume is the result of a two-year project initiated in 2002 by the Center for the Study of East-West Cultural Exchange at Central China Normal University and the USF Ricci Institute. This study was the first in a series of projects focused on Christianity and Chinese-Western cultural history. Publisher:上海人民出版社 (Shanghai People's Publishing House), 2005. 401 p.; ISBN 7-208-05916-0. Part of the series 人文社科新論叢書.
Major funding was provided by the Henry Luce Foundation. Research, conference, publication, and editorial support provided by the USF Ricci Institute in conjunction with Central China Normal University, China. [Return to TOP of page]
 基督教與中國社會文化: 第一屆國際年青學者研討會論文集 (Studies in Christianity and Chinese Society and Culture: Essays from The First International Young Scholars’ Symposium)Edited by 吳梓明 (Peter NG Tze Ming) and 吳小新 (WU Xiaoxin) Fourteen papers presented at the First International Young Scholars’ Symposium held in December 2002 at Chung Chi College, Chinese University of Hong Kong. The papers explore the theme of Christianity in China from historical, theological, philosophical, linguistic and artistic perspectives. Includes three keynote presentations by ZHUO Xinping, Daniel H. Bays, and Nicolas Standaert. The symposium was co-sponsored by the Centre for the Study of Religion and Chinese Society, Chung Chi College, Chinese University of Hong Kong, and the USF Ricci Institute. Publisher: 香港中文大學崇基學院 (Chung Chi College, Chinese University of Hong Kong, 2003. 464 p.; ISBN: 9889713519; 9789889713515 Research, conference, publication, and editorial support provided by the USF Ricci Institute in conjunction with Chung Chi College, Chinese University of Hong Kong. [Return to TOP of page]
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and Christianity: Burdened Past, Hopeful FutureEdited by Stephen Uhalley, Jr. and WU Xiaoxin This edited volume comes out of a major international conference held by the USF Ricci Institute and the Center for the Pacific Rim in October 1999. A broad review of the past and the present relationship, and an examination of the future with its great promise and potential pitfalls. Contributors include authorities from China (including Hong Kong and Taiwan), Europe (including Russia and Eastern Europe), and North America. Publisher: M.E. Sharpe, 2001. 320 p,; ISBN: 0-7656-0661-5 Research, conference, publication, and editorial support provided by the USF Ricci Institute. Funding for the publication was provided by Dr. Paul Torrens. [Return to TOP of page]
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and Culture: An International Symposium Commemorating the Fourth Centenary of
the University College of St. PaulEdited by John W. Witek, S.J. Includes twelve essays discussing different aspects of the St. Paul College, the first school established by Westerners in China in 1594. Publisher: Instituto Cultural de Macau, 1999. 398 pp.; ISBN 9723502356 Conference sponsored by the Instituto Cultural de Macau and the USF Ricci Institute. Research, conference, publication, and editorial support provided by the USF Ricci Institute in conjunction with the Instituto Cultural de Macau. [Return to TOP of page]
 The Chinese Rites Controversy, Its History and MeaningEdited by D.E. Mungello Twelve essays and three commentaries presented at the international symposium on the Chinese Rites Controversy held at the USF Ricci Institute in 1992. The essays explore from different perspectives the historical event that took place, the "Chinese Rites Controversy" in the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries, which in many ways still affects the relationship between China and the West today. Publisher: Steyler Verlag - Institut Monumenta Serica, and the USF Ricci Institute, 1994. 356 p.; ISBN 3-8050-0348-X [Return to TOP of page]Major funding provided by the Henry Luce Foundation. Research and conference support provided by the USF Ricci Institute in conjunction with Coe College. Publication and editorial supported provided by the USF Ricci Institute, Dr. D.E. Mungello and Institut Monumenta Serica.
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des Colloques Internationaux de Sinologie de ChantillyThe Colloque International de Sinologie de Chantilly was held every three years from 1974 to 1995 in Chantilly France. An international symposium in Europe, this conference has been a major scholarly event in sinology that draws attention from scholars worldwide. After each meeting, a collection of essays is published. The conference was moved to Paris in 1998. Actes du IVe Colloque International de Sinologie de Chantilly: Chine et Europe: Evolution et particularités des rapports Est-Ouest, du XVIe au XXe siècle (1983) Actes du Ve Colloque International de Sinologie de Chantilly: Succès et échecs de la rencontre Chine et Occident, du XVIe au XXe siècle (1986) Actes du VIe Colloque International de Sinologie de Chantilly: Images de la Chine: le contexte occidental de la sinologie naissante (1989) Actes du VIIe Colloque International de Sinologie de Chantilly: Echanges culturels et religieux, entre la Chine et l’Occident (1992) Actes du VIIIe Colloque International de Sinologie de Chantilly: La Chine entre amour et haine Sous la direction de Michel Cartier (1995) Publisher: Belles Lettres. Conferences sponsored by Institut Ricci - Paris, the USF Ricci Institute, and the Ricci Institute for Chinese Studies - Taipei, 1983-95. Major funding was provided by the Henry Luce Foundation. Research, publication, and editorial support provided by the USF Ricci Institute in conjunction with the Institut Ricci - Centre d'études chinoises. [Return to TOP of page] |
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基督教與中國社會文化 : 第四屆國際年青學者研討會論文集
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