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A New Centre Trains Its Eyes On Matteo Ricci, Corss Cultural Studies
08 November 2001. A new centre trains its eyes on matteo ricci, crossculturalstudies. CityU's Centre for Cross-Cultural Studies
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Extractions: 08 November 2001 A new centre trains its eyes on Matteo Ricci, cross-cultural studies CityU's Centre for Cross-Cultural Studies (CCS), two years in preparation, finally made its official debut on 12 October. World-renowned sinologist and author of modern Chinese studies, Jonathan Spence , Sterling Professor of History at Yale University , delivered a public lecture on "The Image of China in the West: Accident or Design?"to a packed audience at the Wei Hing Theatre. "No other country or culture has absorbed so much energy, so consistently, in the Western world as China," said Professor Spence, emphasizing the richness of the theme of China in the West in the past 400 years, particularly since the arrival of Matteo Ricci, a Jesuit priest, in Beijing in 1601. The need for cross-cultural communication and understanding, especially in the light of developments after 11 September, was echoed by Professor H K Chang , CityU President, and Professor Matthew Chen , Dean of Humanities and Social Sciences at the opening ceremony. Cross-cultural studies were more important than ever, Monsieur
Matteo Ricci
The Jesuit Mission matteo ricci Probably no European name of past centuriesis so well known in China as that of matteo ricci. 1.
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Extractions: China as that of [Matteo Ricci]." In 1552, Matteo Ricci was born in Macerata, in central Italy to a noble family. His father, Giovanni Battista, was a pharmacist and devoted his life to public affairs once serving as Marcerata's governor. His mother, Giovanna Angiolelli, was known for her piety. Matteo was the oldest child in the family and learned primarily at home. On August 15, 1571, Matteo Ricci decided to enter into the Jesuit order against his father's wishes. Matteo Ricci entered the order and soon after devoted himself to scientific research and also the exploration of the new world. He studied science with mathematician Christopher Clavius. Later, he was assigned to work in the China mission arriving in the Far East in 1583. Known as Li Madou to the Chinese, Ricci accomplished many tasks in his twenty-seven years of living in China as a missionary. In the field of math, he was able to translate Christopher Clavius' works in Geometrica Practica and Trigonometrica bringing western mathematics and different trigonometric and astronomical instruments to China. Furthermore, at one point, he became the court mathematician in Beijing. In addition to his mathematical achievements, he was able publish the first maps of China made available for the West. He was also able to translate the first six books of the Euclid into Chinese.
Matteo Ricci
Translate this page Convegno internazionale. matteo ricci PER UN DIALOGO TRA CINA E OCCIDENTE. 24- 25 OTTOBRE 2001. Dott. C. Romiti Cina e Occidente ripartire da matteo ricci.
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Atrium Books - Fame - Matteo Ricci
Translate this page Atrium Books, matteo ricci. The Memory Palace of matteo ricci StitchingPorcelain After matteo ricci in 16th Century China matteo
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matteo ricci (in Italian) The Illuminated Lantern Christianity in China 1 matteoricci and the Jesuits Galileo Project ricci, matteo (factfile) matteo ricci
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Extractions: Pierre Esprit Radisson (France, 1636-1710) 1651: Captured by Iroquois. Escapes and lives as an interpreter in Fort Orange (present-day Albany) for some time. 1659-60: With Grosseilliers, makes a fur trading voyage to the north of Lake Superior, and hears that the area between Lake Superior and Hudson Bay was rich in beaver. Possibly reaches the upper Mississippi. 1661-3: With Grosseilliers, makes another fur trading expedition to the Lake Superior region and reaches James Bay. 1666: Having been fined for unlicensed fur trading, switches loyalty to England. 1668: Sets out on an English fur trading expedition to Hudson Bay, but is forced back by a storm near Ireland. 1674: Switches loyalty back to France, and later back to England. The Virtual Museum of New-France: Pierre-Esprit Radisson. The Stateless Adventurer Historic HBC: L2ed.com: French version The Hudson's Bay Company John Rae (Scotland, 1813-1893) 1846: Maps the coast from Melville Peninsula to Boothia. 1847-9: Explores the coast between the Mackenzie and Coppermine Rivers, looking for Franklin. 1851: Looking for Franklin, explores the south coast of Victoria Island and Victoria Strait.
O Dicionário Português-Chinês De Padre Matteo Ricci, S.J., (1552-1610)
Translate this page O Dicionário Português-Chinês de Padre matteo ricci, SJ, (1552-1610). Odicionário Português-Chinês de Padre matteo ricci, SJ, (1552-1610).
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Extractions: Joseph Abraham Levi is an Adjunct Assistant Professor in the African American World Studies Program at the University of Iowa. He received his Ph.D. in Romance Philology from the University of Wisconsin at Madison, and was previously a Visiting Assistant Professor of Portuguese at the University of Georgia.
Matteo Ricci And Others
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The Tomb Of Matteo Ricci
The Tomb of matteo ricci. matteo ricci was born in 1552 of a noble Italian family.He first came to China in 1582 after studying the Chinese language in Macao.
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Extractions: The Tomb of Matteo Ricci The tomb of the Jesuit missionary Matteo Ricci stands behind the French Church at 12 Maweigou (Horsetail Ditch) Road in the Fuchengmen district. Ricci died in Beijing in June 1610 at the age of 58. According to the code of the Ming Dynasty, foreigners who died in China had to be buried in Macao. The Jesuits made a special plea to the court, requesting a burial plot in Beijing in view of Ricci s contributions to China. Emperor Wanli of the Ming Dynasty granted his permission and designated a Buddhist temple, which had been appropriated from a court eunuch for the purpose. In October of 1610, the Jesuit Father s remains were transferred to the tomb. Constructed of square bricks and surrounded by a brick wall, the tomb is entered through a decorative iron latticework gate. A pair of carved Ming stone vases still stands before the tomb, and a stone tiger from the same period stands outside the gate. Matteo Ricci was born in 1552 of a noble Italian family. He first came to China in 1582 after studying the Chinese language in Macao. He worked for a period in Zhaoqing, then the capital of Guangdong Province, and a number of other places before receiving permission to enter Beijing in 1601. Upon his arrival at eh capital, Ricci presented Emperor Wanli with maps of foreign countries, a chiming clock and other gifts, which induced the emperor to permit Ricci to carry on missionary work in Beijing, and to approve the building of the Southern Cathedral (Nantang), the first Catholic church in the city, near Xuanwumen.
441 World Map, Matteo Ricci, 1602
Slide 441. world map, matteo ricci, 1602.
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441.A ,world Map, Detail: Asia, Matteo Ricci, 1602
Slide 441A. world map, detail Asia, matteo ricci, 1602.
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Matteo Ricci
Découverte interactive Translate this page matteo ricci Domaine, Type, Localisation. Langue, Didacticiel, Médiathèque monoposte (poste 9 à 10).
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Matteo Ricci
Translate this page matteo ricci Un matematico gesuita nel Celeste Impero di Sara Sesti, Inquesta pagina trovate la foto della Tomba di matteo ricci.
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Extractions: Quattrocento anni fa, era l'anno 1601, Matteo Ricci , gesuita maceratese, entrava a Pechino preceduto dalla fama di "Uomo saggio dell'Occidente", per rimanervi fino alla morte nel 1610. Un anniversario ricordato questo ottobre in Cina da ben due convegni Nella Home Page della trovate le informazioni sul Convegno del 24-25 ottobre 2001 dedicato a Matteo Ricci. In questa pagina trovate la foto della Tomba di Matteo Ricci. Uomo colto, coraggioso e pieno di carisma, Ricci - allievo a Roma del matematico e astronomo Cristoforo Clavio - tradusse in lingua mandarina testi di astronomia e matematica, tra cui (insieme al letterato Xu Guanxi) i primi sei libri degli Elementi il privilegio imperiale di un terreno di sepoltura , privilegio che fu infatti accordato.
Matteo Ricci
Translate this page matteo ricci (Sinologo, missionario Macerata 06/10/1552 - Pechino 11/05/1610).matteo ricci1.JPG (131006 byte). Primogenito di sette
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Extractions: (Sinologo, missionario Macerata 06/10/1552 - Pechino 11/05/1610) Primogenito di sette fratelli e quattro sorelle, apparteneva ad una delle famiglie più nobili di Macerata, dove studiò nel collegio dei Gesuiti e nel 1568 fu iniziato all'Università romana di giurisprudenza dal padre che lo voleva governatore presso la corte pontificia. Nel 1578 riuscì finalmente a salpare per Goa che raggiunse solo dopo sei mesi di dura navigazione, e qui frequento il primo anno di teologia insegnando lettere nel collegio dei gesuiti e nel luglio del 1580 a 28 anni, fu ordinato sacerdote. Nel 1582 raggiunse Macao e imparò il cinese riuscendo a penetrare in quello che fino ad allora era considerato un territorio impervio per le tendenze xenofobe e sinocentriche di quel popolo.
China-bound Matteo Ricci Born
What Happened this Day in Church History. October 6, 1552 matteo ricci IntriguesChina. That ia why matteo ricci was traveling disguised as a Buddhist monk.
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Extractions: tell a friend home contact us free newsletter ... get Glimpses BROWSE OUR INFO-PACKED PAGES Get our free newsletter Who was born this day? It happened this day in church history Back issues of Glimpses Bulletin Excerpts from Christian Heritage Library Archive of earlier daily stories Early church to 600 AD Century-by-century thru church history 100 most important church events Stories that didn't fit anywhere else Stories behind famous sayings Great Christian women Test your knowledge with these quizzes Factoids: Interesting tidbits Dare we ask? Oddities and curiosities About Christian History Institute We need your support Rate us on how we are doing Best books Where to find what in our site Links to other sites Featured Video yesterday From behind, the man who boarded the sampan bound for China looked like a Buddhist monk. Seen face to face, it came as a shock that he was a westerner. A Portuguese trader, perhaps? But no, he wasn't pushing wares. The intelligence stamped on his face suggested something more scholarly. And who knows what might be in his bag?
Matteo Ricci Council Dinner
matteo ricci Council Dinner December 5th 1999. matteo ricci Council's 10th Anniversary Committee celebrating their successful
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Extractions: Matteo Ricci Council Dinner - December 5th 1999. Matteo Ricci Council's " 10th Anniversary Committee " celebrating their successful 10th Charter Anniversary Banquet held November 20th 1999 for 370 guests, brother knights and their families and friends. (Picture courtesy of Sunny Kwok PGK) Click here to view picture. Click you Browser's BACK button to return to previous page
Message Aux Participants Au Congrès International "Matteo Ricci: Pour Un Dialog
matteo ricci pourun dialogue entre la Chine et l'Occident .
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Extractions: Je sais que votre Colloque romain se situe, d'une certaine façon, en continuité avec l'important Symposium international qui s'est déroulé ces jours derniers à Pékin (14-17 octobre) et qui portait sur le thème suivant: Encounters and Dialogues ("Rencontres et Dialogues"), en particulier dans le cadre des échanges culturels entre la Chine et l'Occident à l'époque de la fin de la dynastie Ming et au début de la dynastie Qing. En effet, au cours de cette rencontre l'attention des chercheurs s'est également portée sur l'oeuvre incomparable que le Père Matteo Ricci accomplit dans ce pays. Cette même Chine éprouve, depuis quatre siècles, une profonde considération pour Li Madou, "le Sage d'Occident", comme fut désigné et est encore appelé le Père Matteo Ricci. Historiquement et culturellement il a été, en tant que pionnier, un précieux anneau de jonction entre la culture européenne de la renaissance et la culture de la Chine, ainsi que, réciproquement, entre la civilisation chinoise, antique et avancée, et le monde européen. Insegnamenti di Giovanni Paolo II , II, vol. V/3, 1982, Libreria Editrice Vaticana, 1982, 923-925). Le Père Matteo Ricci devint tellement "Chinois avec les Chinois" qu'il se transforma en véritable sinologue, au sens culturel et spirituel le plus profond du terme, car il sut atteindre dans sa personne une extraordinaire harmonie intérieure entre le prêtre et le chercheur, entre le catholique et l'orientaliste, entre l'italien et le chinois.
Matteo Ricci Em Pequim
Translate this page papa joão paulo ii no congresso sobre a chegadade matteo ricci em pequim na china.
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Extractions: 1. Dirijo-me a vós com profunda alegria, ilustres Senhores, por ocasião do Congresso Internacional, proclamado para comemorar o 400° aniversário da chegada a Pequim do grande missionário, literado e cientista italiano, Padre Matteo Ricci, célebre filho da Companhia de Jesus. Dirijo a minha saudação especial ao Reitor Magnífico da Pontifícia Universidade Gregoriana e aos Responsáveis do Instituto Ítalo-Chinês, as duas instituições que promoveram e organizaram este Congresso. Acolhendo-vos com profunda cordialidade, é-me particularmente grato dirigir uma deferente saudação aos estudiosos que vieram da China, amada pátria adoptiva do Padre Ricci. Sei que o vosso Congresso romano se situa, de certa forma, como continuação do importante Congresso Internacional, que foi celebrado nos últimos dias em Pequim (14-17 de Outubro) e tratou o tema Encounters and Dialogues (Encontros e Diálogos) sobretudo no horizonte dos intercâmbios culturais entre a China e o Ocidente na época do fim da dinastia Ming e no início da dinastia Qing. De facto, nessa assembleia a atenção dos estudiosos dedicou-se também à obra incomparável que o Padre Matteo Ricci desempenhou naquele País. 2. O encontro de hoje leva-nos a todos em espírito e com afecto a Pequim, a grande capital da China moderna, capital do "Reino do Meio" no tempo do Padre Ricci. Após 21 anos de longo, atento e apaixonado estudo da língua, da história e da cultura da China, ele entrava em Pequim, sede do Imperador, a 24 de Janeiro de 1601. Recebido com todas as honras, estimado e muitas vezes visitado por letrados, mandarins e pessoas desejosas de aprender novas ciências das quais era insigne cultor, viveu o resto dos seus dias na Capital imperial, onde faleceu santamente no dia 11 de Maio de 1610, com 57 anos de idade, dos quais quase 28 passados na China. Apraz-me recordar aqui que, quando chegou a Pequim, escreveu ao Imperador Wan-li um
MATTEO RICCI MULTIMEDIA CD
1. NAME OF CDROM DATABASE, matteo ricci Multimedia CD. 2. DATE OF1st ISSUE, 1995. 3. ISSUEING AGENCY, Chinese Didactics Technologies
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Extractions: NAME OF CD-ROM DATABASE Matteo Ricci Multimedia CD DATE OF 1st ISSUE ISSUEING AGENCY Chinese Didactics Technologies (CDT) Group of University Paris 7 DISTRIBUTION French CD-ROM Megastore and other CD-ROM distributors Taipei, Taiwan Fax: 008862 7193040 TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS IBM compat. with Windows; Macintosh NUMBER OF CDs one PRICE 275 Fr. (about 46 USD) SHORT DESCRIPTION I have not seen this product. From the French description and the article published in the conference volume on "Modernization of publishing and editing Chinese ancient texts" (Beijing, July 22-24, 1995) it is clearly a "first aid" and introduction into Chinese writing and Chinese characters. As it was developed by the Chinese Didactics Technologies Group of University Paris 7 the interface and the handbook are in French. The programm's purpose is to establish an "approach to the Chinese characters that would fully exploit in terms of animation the highly semantical and historical content of pictograms." (Beijing conference vol., Abstract p. 310).
CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA Matteo Ricci
matteo ricci. Founder of the matteo ricci, Dell' entrata della Campagniadi Giesu e christianita nella Cina (MS. Of Father ricci
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