Offers essays on Ma's political, religious, and educational thought, translations of eight of his articles and speeches, and a bibliographic guide in Chinese to Ma's writings, translations, and related materials. Sections of the bibliographic guide list his authored books, translations, and published articles, his letters, and articles and books about Ma in Chinese. A glossary provides a listing of all Chinese characters used in the text in alphabetical order by their phonetic spelling. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.
An in-depth study of Ma Xiangbo, one of the most prominent Catholic thinkers in modern China.
A political figure, religious believer, educator and founder of three universities, Ma Xiangbo left a profound legacy in all of these areas of life and thought. This study of his life includes three lengthy essays as well as translations of nine important articles by Ma Xiangbo himself.
Introduction, Ruth Hayhoe; Part 1 The Political, Religious and
Educational Worlds of Ma Xiangbo;
Chapter 1 Statesman and Centenarian: Ma
Xiangbo as Witness of Chinas Early Modernity, Weizheng Zhu, Xiaoming Wu;
Chapter 2 Christianity and Cultural Conflict in the Life of Ma Xiangbo,
Tiangang Li, Ruth Hayhoe;
Chapter
3. Standing Between Two Worlds: Ma
Xiangbo's Educational Thought and Practice, Yongling Lu; Part 2 Selected
Translations of Ma Xiangbos Essays and Speeches, Ruth Hayhoe, Xiaochun Hu,
Yongling Lu;
Chapter 4 The Need for Political Parties and Their
Responsibilities (1908);
Chapter 5 A Letter to the Pope Asking Him to Promote
Education in China (1912);
Chapter 6 The Hanxia Academy of Humanities and
Sciences (1913);
Chapter 7 Nine Documents on the Hanxia Academy of Humanities
and Sciences (c. 1914);
Chapter 8 Some Suggestions on Setting up a
French-Style Academy (c.1913);
Chapter 9 Should a Head of State Preside Over
Religious Ceremonies ? (1914);
Chapter 10 An Introduction to Philosophy
Published in 1926;
Chapter 11 Using Scholarship to Spread Religion (1932);
Chapter 12 Religion and Culture (1933)Part3 A Bibliographic Index to the Life
and Work of Ma Xiangbo (in Chinese), Yongling Lu;
Ruth Hayhoe is professor and chair of the Higher Education Group, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education. Her teaching and research interests include comparative higher education, international academic relations, higher education in Asia, and dimensions of Chinese education in interaction with the West. She is the author of Chinas Universities and the Open Door (1989), and Chinas Universities 18951995: A Century of Cultural Conflict (1995). Her edited books include Knowledge Across Cultures: Universities East and West, Education and Modernization: The Chinese Experience (1992), and Chinas Education and the Industrialized World: Studies in Cultural Transfer (1987). Fifteen years of her adult life were spent in China, teaching in secondary and tertiary institutions, as well as heading up the cultural and academic affairs section of the Canadian Embassy in Beijing from 1989 to 1991., Yongling Lu is a doctoral candidate in Higher Education at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education.
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