Studies in the History of Christianity in East Asia
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Edited by M. Antoni J. Ucerler, S.J., Ricci Institute for Chinese-Western Cultural History, Boston College, and Wu Xiaoxin, Ricci Institute for Chinese-Western Cultural History, Boston College
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 additionally be carefully selected, translated into English, and made available to an international audience with the aim of promoting scholarly dialogue beyond local linguistic constituencies.
The Editors welcome inquiries from prospective authors.
For more information concerning the series and the manuscript submission process, please contact Virginia Greeley, Assistant Editor, at virginia.greeley@bc.edu.
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 additionally be carefully selected, translated into English, and made available to an international audience with the aim of promoting scholarly dialogue beyond local linguistic constituencies.
The Editors welcome inquiries from prospective authors.
For more information concerning the series and the manuscript submission process, please contact Virginia Greeley, Assistant Editor, at virginia.greeley@bc.edu.
Global Interactions, Historicism and Modernity
Volume 13
978-90-04-76376-0
Volume IV: March 1709 - May 1712
Volume 12
978-90-04-76341-8
Volume III: January 1708 - February 1709
Volume 10
978-90-04-69762-1
The East Asian Legacies of Matteo Ricci's World Map
Volume 9
Editor(s):
Laura Hostetler
978-90-04-68478-2
Manuel Dias Jr.'s Correct Explanation of the Tang "Stele Eulogy on the Luminous Teaching" (1644)
Volume 8
978-90-04-53585-5
Volume 7
978-90-04-50102-7
Volume 5
978-90-04-47014-9
New Perspectives on the History of Modern Chinese Scientific and Technical Lexicon
Volume 4
978-90-04-44321-1
The Earliest Encounter between Chinese and European Pedagogy
Volume 3
978-90-04-43281-9
The History, Architecture, and Legacy of Catholic Sacred Structures in Beijing, Tianjin, and Hebei Province
Volume 2
978-90-04-41618-5
Volume II: September 1706 – December 1707
Volume 1
978-90-04-39657-9
Series Editors
M. Antoni J. Ucerler, Ricci Institute for Chinese-Western Cultural History, Boston College
S.J. and Wu Xiaoxin, Ricci Institute for Chinese-Western Cultural History, Boston College
Editorial Board
Donald L. BAKER, University of British Columbia (Canada)
Anthony CLARK, Whitworth University (USA)
Kiri PARAMORE, Leiden University (The Netherlands)
Stephen J. RODDY, University of San Francisco (USA)
Advisory Board
ASAMI Masakazu 浅見雅一, Keiō University (Japan)
CHO Kwang 조광 趙珖, Korea University (Emeritus) (Seoul, Korea)
Cindy CHU 朱益宜, Hong Kong Baptist University (China)
Bettina GRAMLICH-OKA, Sophia University (Japan)
DONG Shaoxin 董少新, Fudan University (China)
Ronnie Po-chia HSIA 夏伯嘉, Pennsylvania State University (USA)
KAWAMURA Shinzō 川村信三, S. J., Sophia University (Japan)
Kirsteen KIM, Leeds Trinity University (United Kingdom)
Joseph Tse-Hei LEE 李榭熙, Pace University (USA)
Nicolas STANDAERT, S.J., Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (Belgium)
M. Antoni J. Ucerler, Ricci Institute for Chinese-Western Cultural History, Boston College
S.J. and Wu Xiaoxin, Ricci Institute for Chinese-Western Cultural History, Boston College
Editorial Board
Donald L. BAKER, University of British Columbia (Canada)
Anthony CLARK, Whitworth University (USA)
Kiri PARAMORE, Leiden University (The Netherlands)
Stephen J. RODDY, University of San Francisco (USA)
Advisory Board
ASAMI Masakazu 浅見雅一, Keiō University (Japan)
CHO Kwang 조광 趙珖, Korea University (Emeritus) (Seoul, Korea)
Cindy CHU 朱益宜, Hong Kong Baptist University (China)
Bettina GRAMLICH-OKA, Sophia University (Japan)
DONG Shaoxin 董少新, Fudan University (China)
Ronnie Po-chia HSIA 夏伯嘉, Pennsylvania State University (USA)
KAWAMURA Shinzō 川村信三, S. J., Sophia University (Japan)
Kirsteen KIM, Leeds Trinity University (United Kingdom)
Joseph Tse-Hei LEE 李榭熙, Pace University (USA)
Nicolas STANDAERT, S.J., Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (Belgium)