Global ties of a person who never traveled
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In the book "Global connections of a person who has never traveled, Dominic Skhenmeier explores the spread of ideas in the rapidly globaling world of the mid -17th century through the prism of the biography of the Chinese Christian Zhu Zunjuan.
Zhu, most likely, never left the limits of his native province. Nevertheless, he led an amazingly rich global life, with a paradoxical list of cases, from scientific work and ending with participation in the transnational activities of the Catholic Church.
On the one hand, Zaksenmeyer pays attention to the intellectual, political and social life of the society of the end of the Ming and the beginning of Qing. On the other hand, he considers, as individual individuals like Zhu, they found their place in the history of organizations and power structures of the early new time against the backdrop of large -scale transformations and conflicts.
About the author
Dominic Sachsenmeier - Dean of the Faculty of Humanitarian Sciences of the University of Gettingen and a professor at the Department of Chinese.
I previously worked at the University of Jacobs (Bremen, Germany), the University of Duke (Damre, USA) and the University of California (Santa Barbara, USA).
Dominic Sachsenmeier is also a full member of the European Academy of Sciences and Arts and one of the three editors of the Book series "Colombian research on international and global history".
The research interests of Zaksenmeier are focused on the transnational and global connections of China in the past and present
Zhu, most likely, never left the limits of his native province. Nevertheless, he led an amazingly rich global life, with a paradoxical list of cases, from scientific work and ending with participation in the transnational activities of the Catholic Church.
On the one hand, Zaksenmeyer pays attention to the intellectual, political and social life of the society of the end of the Ming and the beginning of Qing. On the other hand, he considers, as individual individuals like Zhu, they found their place in the history of organizations and power structures of the early new time against the backdrop of large -scale transformations and conflicts.
About the author
Dominic Sachsenmeier - Dean of the Faculty of Humanitarian Sciences of the University of Gettingen and a professor at the Department of Chinese.
I previously worked at the University of Jacobs (Bremen, Germany), the University of Duke (Damre, USA) and the University of California (Santa Barbara, USA).
Dominic Sachsenmeier is also a full member of the European Academy of Sciences and Arts and one of the three editors of the Book series "Colombian research on international and global history".
The research interests of Zaksenmeier are focused on the transnational and global connections of China in the past and present
Author:
Author:Заксенмайер Доминик
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:History & Geography
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:12+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-907532-41-0
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