Niccolò Longobardo and the Early Modern Encounter of Europe with China

Writing in 1962 about the founding fathers of the early modern Jesuit China mission, Jesuit historian George H. Dunne famously called them the generation of giants “who, breaking with the dominant spirit of their times and recalling a distant past, restored the concept of cultural adaptation to a central position in the world mission of Christianity.”

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ScholarsArchive (Brigham Young University)
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2024-09-01
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Niccolò Longobardo and the Early Modern Encounter of Europe with China

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Early Modern Women Writers
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Niccolò Longobardo and the Early Modern Encounter of Europe with China

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Abstract

Writing in 1962 about the founding fathers of the early modern Jesuit China mission, Jesuit historian George H. Dunne famously called them the generation of giants “who, breaking with the dominant spirit of their times and recalling a distant past, restored the concept of cultural adaptation to a central position in the world mission of Christianity.”

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Early Modern Women Writers
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