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This
public forum took place on December 2, 2000 at the Oakland Museum
of California. It consisted of a series of short lectures and presented
by a panel of four scholars from the Ricci Institute of the University
of San Francisco.
Each
lecture focused on one specific subject area and explored how
China and the West interacted through Christianity in the Ming-Qing
period. Specific emphasis was placed on the exchanges between
the Jesuit missionaries and the Qing imperial court.
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