PHAIDRA – Collezioni digitali

Table of contents:

THE MAKING OF CHINA KNOWLEDGE: PEOPLE, TEXTS, AND SPACES OF CIRCULATION
edited by Iwo Amelung, Andrea Bréard, Tiziana Lioi

Spaces of circulation: Knowledge Production Between China and the West
Iwo Amelung, Andrea Bréard, Tiziana Lioi

PEOPLE
“An Old China Hand Who Loved the Chinese People”: Herbert Chatley (1885‑1955), Civil Engineer and Historian of Chinese Science and Technology
Catherine Jami

Jean‑Marie Delavay (1834‑1895), His Botanical Collection in Yunnan and Relationship with the National Museum of Natural History at the End of the Nineteenth Century: Cooperation, Interactions, and Contributions
Guoqiang Li

People and Words: Spaces of Circulation and Political Encounters in the Experience of Edizioni Oriente (1963‑79)
Tiziana Lioi

The ‘French Connection’ – Chinese Linguists in Paris
Mariana Münning

TEXTS
The German‑Chinese University in Qingdao as a Space of Circulation During the Late Qing and Early Republican Era
The Case of the Reform of Chinese Penal Law
Iwo Amelung

Inscriptions in Texts
Epistemic Encounters in Giovanni Vacca’s Sinological Library
Andrea Bréard

Perny’s Imprint: Knowledge of China and Printing Chinese, Between Guizhou (1861) and Paris (1869‑1872)
Michela Bussotti

TRANSLATIONS
Troubled Mining: John Fryer and the Difficulties of Cross‑Cultural Knowledge Transmission in Late
Nineteenth‑Century China
Hailian Chen

Envisioning Readers and Shaping Knowledge: Two Instances of Textual Intersections Between China
and Italy in the Early Twentieth Century
Luca Pisano

The Frame of Western Learning and the Systematicity of Chinese Translated Technical Terminology
Guowei Shen

Richard Wilhelm’s Engagement in German‑Chinese Terminology
Work and Related Interactions in Qingdao Before 1914
Dorothea Wippermann