6731003Oriental History (Special Lectures)

Numbering Code G-LET24 66731 LJ38 Year/Term 2022 ・ First semester
Number of Credits 2 Course Type special lecture
Target Year Target Student
Language Japanese Day/Period Mon.4
Instructor name NAKASUNA AKINORI (Graduate School of Letters Professor)
Outline and Purpose of the Course I will explore the phase of the Catholic Church in the early modern world by reading the first volume of Kerckelycke historie van de gheheele werelt ("History of all the World Church") by Cornelius Hazart, a Flemish Jesuit in the 17th century. Of the four volumes of this book, the first volume deals with the Catholic mission in each region outside Europe. The author wrote several polemic works against Protestants, which seems to be the intention of writing this book as well, but I want to read this book as one that highlights the composition of the Jesuit and Catholic church world missions rather than as a confessional context.

Course Goals 1. The outline of the early modern world can be grasped through the global campaigns of the Jesuits.
2. From the difference in the situation of missions between each region, comparative historical consideration becomes possible.
Schedule and Contents 1. About the author
2. Japan (1) Dutch record
3. Japan (2) Mission
4. Japan (3) Persecution
5. China (1) Opening
6. China (2) Development
7. Mughal
8. South India
9. Peru
10. Mexico
11. Brazil
12. Florida, Canada
13. Paraguay, Maranhão
14. Adam Schall
15. Feedback
Evaluation Methods and Policy Evaluated by a report at the end of the semester.
Course Requirements None
Study outside of Class (preparation and review) By reading the references instructed in the lesson, you can check the lesson contents and, at the same time, discover any questions that you might want to ask to prepare for the next lesson.
Textbooks Textbooks/References Not used
References, etc. Introduced during class
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