Antiquarianism and intellectual life in Europe and China, 1500-1800
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Antiquarianism and intellectual life in Europe and China, 1500-1800
（The Bard Graduate Center cultural histories of the material world）
University of Michigan Press, c2012
- : cloth
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Contents of Works
- Introduction: antiquarianism and intellectual life in Europe and China / Peter N. Miller and François Louis
- Part I. Antiquarianism and study of the past
- Writing antiquarianism prolegomenon to a history / Peter N. Miller
- The many dimensions of the antiquary's practice / Alain Schnapp
- Far and away? : Japan, China, and Egypt, and the ruins of ancient Rome in Justus Lipsius's intellectual journey / Jan Papy
- Comparing antiquarianisms : a view from Europe / Peter N. Miller
- Part II. Authenticity and antiquities
- The Credulity problem / Christopher S. Wood
- Artifacts of authentication : people making texts making things in Ming-Qing China / Bruce Rusk
- Part III. The discovery of the world
- Styles of medical antiquarianism / Nancy G. Siraisi
- Therapy and antiquity in late Imperial China / Nathan Sivin
- Wang Shizhen and Li Shizhen : archaism and early scientific thought in sixteenth-century China / Kenneth J. Hammond
- The Botany of Cheng Yaotian (1725-1814) : multiple perspectives on plants / Georges Métailié
- Part IV. Antiquarianism and ethnography
- The study of Islam in early modern Europe : obstacles and missed opportunities / Noel Malcolm
- Thinking about "non-Chinese" in Ming China / Leo K. Shin
- Part V. Antiquarianism and a "history of religion"
- From antiquarianism to philosophical history : India, China, and the world history of religion in European thought (1600-1770) / Joan-Pau Rubiés
- Whose Antiquarianism? : Europe versus China in the 1701 conflict between Bishop Maigrot and Qiu Sheng / D.E. Mungello
- From Antiquarian imagination to the reconstruction of institutions : Antonius van Dale / Martin Mulsow
