《中國文化在英國》是2016年譯林出版社出版的圖書，作者是范存忠。
基本介紹
- 中文名：中國文化在英國
- 作者：范存忠
- 出版社：譯林出版社
- 出版時間：2016年1月
- 定價：55 元
- 開本：16 開
- 裝幀：精裝
- ISBN：9787544757799
內容簡介,圖書目錄,作者簡介,
內容簡介
《中國文化在英國》整理自范存忠先生1931年在美國哈佛大學的哲學博士學位論文。范先生從一個中國學者的角度，對相關英、法、德等外國文獻旁徵博引，條分縷析，系統闡述中國文化對17、18世紀英國的影響及其源流。本論著已成為相關研究領域的必讀經典。此次將范先生用英文寫就的論文原稿首次出版，原汁原味，更有利於了解和研究范先生學術成果的源頭和精髓。
圖書目錄
PREFACE
CHAPTER I SIR WILLIAM TEMPLE AND HIS PREDECESSORS
Early Cultural Relations of England and China — “Cataian” in Shakespeare — “Cathaian Can” in Milton — China in Voyages and Travels — The English in China — The Chinese in England — The Christian Missionaries and their Translation of Confucian Classics — Sir William Temple and the “Sharawadgi” — Temple and Confucianism.
CHAPTER II THE FREETHINKERS
“L’Affaire des Chinois” — Confucianism and English Deists: Collins; Tindal; Chubb — Chevalier de Ramsay as Mediator of Confucianism and Christianity — Bolingbroke and Confucianism — Voltaire on
Confucianism and his Influence in England — English Attacks on
Voltaire, on Confucius, and on Chinese Wisdom.
CHAPTER III THE JOURNALISTS
China in the Addisonian Periodicals — Defoe as an Irrational Critic of China — Du Halde’s Description of China in England — Chinese Culture and Political Journalists: Budgell; Chesterfield; the Writers of Craftsman and Daily Gazetteer — An Irregular Dissertation.
CHAPTER IV THE CONNOISSEURS
The “Chinoiseries”in England — Their Effect on English Life and Letters — Horace Walpole and the “Chinoiseries” — Richard Owen Cambridge and the Chinese Garden — Essays on the Chinese Taste in The World and The Connoisseur.
CHAPTER V THE PLAYWRIGHTS
Sir Francis Fane’s The Sacrifice — Elkannah Settle’s The Conquest of China and The Fairy Queen — Le Petit Orphelin de la Maison de Tchao — William Hatchett’s The Chinese Orphan — Chinese Harlequins — Jean George Noverre’s The Chinese Festival — Voltaire’s L’Orphelin de la Chine — Arthur Murphy’s The Orphan of China: its Relation to the Chinese Original and the Previous Adaptations; its Chinese Atmosphere; its Success on the Stage.
CHAPTER VI OLIVER GOLDSMITH
Goldsmith and Chinese Letters — The Idea of the “Citizen of the World”— “Il est un philosophe à sa manière” — Goldsmith as an Interpreter of Chinese Culture — Goldsmith as a Critic of the “Chinoiseries” in England.
CONCLUSION
APPENDIX
I Chronology
II Three Essays Relating to the Chinese
BIBLIOGRAPHY
I General Works
II Special Works
