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            La Chine imaginaire : Les Chinois vus par les Occidentaux de Marco Polo

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            Author(s)
            Jonathan D. Spence
            Language
            French
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            Abstract
            Depuis sept siècles, la Chine exerce une étonnante fascination sur l'Occident. Dès les premiers contacts, elle est apparue comme un objet de désir plutôt que de connaissance et, très vite, elle est devenue une construction imaginaire et un enjeu des débats internes de l'Occident. C'est l'histoire de la Chine comme l'ont comprise et imaginée les Occidentaux que retrace ici le grand sinologue américain Jonathan D. Spence. Pour rendre compte de cette fascination, il fait appel aux récits des voyageurs, aux systèmes des philosophes, aux rapports des diplomates, aux témoignages des missionnaires et, surtout, aux œuvres des grands écrivains qui, de Mendes Pinto à Italo Calvino, en passant par Voltaire, Segalen et Brecht, ont voulu communiquer leur vision de la Chine. Grossiers ou subtils, généreux ou empreints de préjugés, sobres ou avides d'exotisme, ces documents nous en apprennent finalement autant sur l'Occident que sur la Chine.
            URI
            https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/43143
            Keywords
            histoire; Chine; opinion publique; civilisation; Occident
            DOI
            10.4000/books.pum.19929
            ISBN
            9791036504693
            Publisher
            Presses de l’Université de Montréal
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            http://books.openedition.org/pum
            Publication date and place
            2000
            Classification
            Biography and non-fiction prose
            • Imported or submitted locally

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