The Journal of the Macau Ricci Institute

Articles

• Preface

  H.E. Bruno Angelet

  8-10

  • ENG
  • CHI (简体中文)

• Ecliptic Armilla

  Stephan Rothlin

  11

  • ENG
  • CHI

• A copy of the Celestial Globe of Ferdinand Verbiest SJ at Leuven University (Belgium) As symbol of friendship and exchange between China and Europe

  Jeroom J. Heyndrickx

  22-29

  • ENG
  • CHI (简体中文)

• Changing China through a dialogue between Science and Faith Ferdinand Verbiest (1623-1688) and the “cold plum standing alone in the snow”

  Stephan Rothlin

  13-21

  • ENG
  • CHI (简体中文)

• Celestial Globe

  MRI Editorial Team

  30

  • ENG
  • CHI (简体中文)

• Ricci, Schall, and Verbiest The Vicissitudes of their “Scientific Apostolate” in China

  Dennis P. McCann

  31-44

  • ENG
  • CHI (简体中文)

• Quadrant

  MRI Editorial Team

  45

  • ENG
  • CHI (简体中文)

• The Scientific Image of Ferdinand Verbiest and the Jesuits in China

  Lei Huanjie

  46-54

  • ENG
  • CHI (简体中文)

• Equatorial Armilla

  MRI Editorial Team

  55

  • ENG
  • CHI (简体中文)

• Science, Politics and Religion Debates about Verbiest’s Involvement at the Astronomical Bureau

  Thierry Meynard

  56-68

  • ENG
  • CHI (简体中文)

• Sextant

  MRI Editorial Team

  69

  • ENG
  • CHI (简体中文)

• Ferdinand Verbiest in the TV series of Chinese Court Dramas The Construction of the Image of Verbiest in Contemporary Popular Culture

  Li Bingquan

  70-82

  • ENG
  • CHI (简体中文)

• Ferdinand Verbiest and his Chinese books according to his correspondence

  Noël Golvers

  83-95

  • ENG
  • CHI (简体中文)

• Altazimuth

  MRI Editorial Team

  96

  • ENG
  • CHI (简体中文)

• A Visit to the Graveyard at Zhengfusi Church

  Dongfeng Chen

  96-`100

  • ENG
  • CHI (简体中文)