Alexandre de la Charme’s Chinese–Manchu Treatise <i>Xingli zhenquan tigang</i> (<i>Sing lii jen ciyan bithei hešen</i>) in the Early Entangled History of Christian, Neo-Confucian, and Manchu Shamanic Thought and Spirituality as Well as Early Sinology

Alexandre de la Charme’s Chinese–Manchu Treatise <i>Xingli zhenquan tigang</i> (<i>Sing lii jen ciyan bithei hešen</i>) in the Early Entangled History of Christian, Neo-Confucian, and Manchu Shamanic Thought and Spirituality as Well as Early Sinology

The work <i>Xingli zhenquan tigang</i> (<i>Sing lii jen ciyan bithei hešen</i>) was written in Chinese and Manchu by the French Jesuit Alexandre de la Charme (1695–1767) and published in Beijing in 1753. The first two sections of this paper provide an introduction to de la Ch...

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Main Author: David Bartosch
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: MDPI AG 2025-07-01
Series:Religions
Subjects:
entangled history of philosophy and religion
Chinese–European intellectual history
Jesuit China mission
René Descartes
soul doctrine
dualism
Online Access:https://www.mdpi.com/2077-1444/16/7/891
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