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Gianni Criveller revisits the well-known encounter of the early modern Jesuit mission with Chinese religions and cultures. His essay focuses on Mateo Ricci—how he changed from wearing Buddhist monk’s robes into a Confucian scholar’s, how he distinguished direct and indirect preaching, and how his views compared to those of his Jesuit companions and other missionaries. – from the Editor’s Preface
Gianni Criveller revisits the well-known encounter of the early modern Jesuit mission with Chinese religions and cultures. His essay focuses on Mateo Ricci—how he changed from wearing Buddhist monk’s robes into a Confucian scholar’s, how he distinguished direct and indirect preaching, and how his views compared to those of his Jesuit companions and other missionaries. – from the Editor’s Preface
| Author | Gianni Criveller, P.I.M.E. |
| Volume No. | 24 |
| Serial No. | 2 |
| Start Page | 101 |
| End Page | 120 |
| Publication Series | LANDAS |
| Format | Ebook |
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