J J L Duyvendak
Biographic Data
| ID | 729883 |
|---|---|
| NAME | J J L Duyvendak |
| GIVEN NAMES | J J L |
| FAMILY NAME | Duyvendak |
| SIGNATURE | DUYVENDAK J J L |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 29 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 27 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 29 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1924 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Book of Lord Shang
Une bibliothèque numérique unique et originale dans le monde francophone en sciences sociales et humaines, développée en collaboration avec l'Université du Québec à Chicoutimi, fondée et dirigée par Jean-Marie Tremblay, bénévole, professeur de sociologie au département des sciences humaines du Cégep de Chicoutimi.
Desultory Notes On the Hsi-Yang Chi
My recent reading of the novel Hsi-yang chi 1) resulted in a sh eaf of notes, some of which seem to be of sufficient general interest to deseive publication in these pages. They deal with a variety of topics that are totally unrelated, their only link being the fact that scme notice in this novel started me on an investigation. However, since, put together, they give some impression of the interesting items which may be culled from this curious b…
"A Chinese "Divina Commedia
Serie Orientale Roma V. Conferenze tenute all' Is
"A Chinese "Divina Commedia
China's Discovery of Africa
Bibliographie
Van Vriend Tot Vijand, de Betrekkingen Tusschen Nederlandsch-Indie en Japan. (From Friend to Foe, The Relations Between the Netherlands Indies and Japan)
Mission Interrupted
Supplementary Documents On the Last Dutch Embassy To the Chinese Court
SUPPLEMENTARY DOCUMENTS ON THE LAST DUTCH EMBASSY TO THE CHINESE COURT BY J. J. L. DUYVENDAK Since writing my article in T'oung Pao XXXIV, pp. In Vol. 5 of the fVen-hsien 3t J£i yelap- published by the Palace-Museum Committee in July 1930, there is a section, consisting of ten (double) pages, entitled Ho-lan-kuo Chiao-p'ing An ?p ? ? ? ? ? "Documents on the Embassy from Holland". This is a collection of 19
The Study of Human Abilities, The Jen Wu Chih of Liu Shao
Melanges
MELANGES Bodleian In the Bodleian Quarterly Vol. VIII, n° 91 (autumn 1936) on pp. 227-233 a brief report is published by Mr. Hsiang Ta rtil Chiieh-ming and DIr. E. lt. Ilugles of the results of the recension and cataloguing by the former of the Chinese collection at the Bodleian. During a short visit which I paid to Oxford this summer I had occasion to appreciate how much more accessible the books have been made by this catalogue (by authors and …
"The Last Dutch Embassy in the "Veritable Records
Before the ink of my article on last Dutch Embassy to the Chinese Court I) was dry, we received a set of the magnificent Shih-lu W % through the liberality of the Government of Manchukuo. This monumental publication will be of the greatest service for the study of the Manchu period. Dr. Walter Fuchs gives a brief description of the work in Mlonumenta Serica III (1938) pp. 296-297; in his Beitrdge zur Mandjurischen Bibliographie und Literatur (193…
The Last Dutch Embassy To the Chinese Court (1794-1795)
(The True Dates of the Chinese Maritime Expeditions in the Early Fifteenth Century1)
(An Illustrated Battle-Account in the History of the Former Han Dynasty1)
Ching-Shan's Diary a Mystification
In a recent issue of Monumenta Serica 1) Mr. William Lewisohn has attempted to prove that the Diary of His Excellency Chingshan, first made known by Messrs. Bland and Backhouse in their China under the Empress Dowager2) and afterwards published by me in Chinese text and translation 3), is not what it purports to be, but should be regarded a compilation, probably by more than one person, some time after the actual events so that firstly it is not …
A propos des voyages aventureux de Fernand Mendez Pinto
Le Droit. Conception et Evolution, Institutions Legislatives et Judiciaires, Science et Enseignement
Early Chinese Studies in Holland
EARLY CHINESE STUDIES IN HOLLAND BY J. J. L. DUYVENDAK Much may be added to the brief preliminary sketch which I wrote in connection with the XVIIItt' Congress of Orientalists held at Leyden in The new knowledge of China which in the course of the 17th century came to Europe through the activities of navigators, travellers and missionaries did not fail to awaken a certain amount of interest among the academic scholars of the day. Not only did the…
The First Siamese Embassy To Holland
THE FIRST SIAMESE EMBASSY TO HOLLAND BY J. J. L. DUYVENDAK The interesting opuscule published by Professor Pelliot elsewhere 1) in this number of the Pao throws some fresh light on an embassy which, considering its very early date, certainly deserves to be better known. Little has been written on it. The account in ?Iatelief's Journal, quoted by Pelliot, has been summarised by Valentyn 2), and a brief mention of it occurs in modern discussions of…
Wegen en Gestalten der Chineesche Geschiedenis
The Origin and Development of the State Cult of Confucius
Notes On Dubs' Translation of Hsün-Tzü
Wong's System for Arranging Chinese Characters
WONG'S SYSTEM FOR ARRANGING CHINESE CHARACTERS. THE REVISED FOUR-CORNER NUMERAL SYSTEM by Y. W. Wong (Comm. Press. Shanghai. 1928), pp. 143 1) BY J. J. L. DUYVENDAK. The title of this pamphlet is somewhat misleading. The system which Mr. Wong presents to the world now is very different from that launched in 1925-26. So different, in fact, that it seems hardly correct to speak any longer of "corners", and the "four" have been increased to "five". …
Hsün-Tzū On the Rectification of Names
The Diary of His Excellency Ching-Shan
The Chronology of Hsün-Tzū
Nécrologie
NÉCROLOGIE. Marinus Willem DE VISSER. To 1930, which has been such a black year for Orientalists, Leiden has had to pay toll by the death of its distinguished Japanologue, Dr. M. W. de Visser, who passed away unexpectedly on Tuesday, October 7th. Though he had been suffering for a long time, no one had expected the end. His friends and colleagues share the grief of his widow and only son and mourn the loss of a kindly man and a fine scholar. Mari…
Wong's System for Arranging Chinese Characters
WONG'S SYSTEM FOR ARRANGING CHINESE CHARACTERS. THE REVISED FOUR-CORNER NUMERAL SYSTEM by Y. W. Wong (Comm. Press. Shanghai. 1928), pp. 143 1) BY J. J. L. DUYVENDAK. The title of this pamphlet is somewhat misleading. The system which Mr. Wong presents to the world now is very different from that launched in 1925-26. So different, in fact, that it seems hardly correct to speak any longer of "corners", and the "four" have been increased to "five". …
Notes On Dubs' Translation of Hsün-Tzü
The Origin and Development of the State Cult of Confucius
Early Chinese Studies in Holland
EARLY CHINESE STUDIES IN HOLLAND BY J. J. L. DUYVENDAK Much may be added to the brief preliminary sketch which I wrote in connection with the XVIIItt' Congress of Orientalists held at Leyden in The new knowledge of China which in the course of the 17th century came to Europe through the activities of navigators, travellers and missionaries did not fail to awaken a certain amount of interest among the academic scholars of the day. Not only did the…
The First Siamese Embassy To Holland
THE FIRST SIAMESE EMBASSY TO HOLLAND BY J. J. L. DUYVENDAK The interesting opuscule published by Professor Pelliot elsewhere 1) in this number of the Pao throws some fresh light on an embassy which, considering its very early date, certainly deserves to be better known. Little has been written on it. The account in ?Iatelief's Journal, quoted by Pelliot, has been summarised by Valentyn 2), and a brief mention of it occurs in modern discussions of…
Wegen en Gestalten der Chineesche Geschiedenis
Ching-Shan's Diary a Mystification
In a recent issue of Monumenta Serica 1) Mr. William Lewisohn has attempted to prove that the Diary of His Excellency Chingshan, first made known by Messrs. Bland and Backhouse in their China under the Empress Dowager2) and afterwards published by me in Chinese text and translation 3), is not what it purports to be, but should be regarded a compilation, probably by more than one person, some time after the actual events so that firstly it is not …
A propos des voyages aventureux de Fernand Mendez Pinto
Le Droit. Conception et Evolution, Institutions Legislatives et Judiciaires, Science et Enseignement
Melanges
MELANGES Bodleian In the Bodleian Quarterly Vol. VIII, n° 91 (autumn 1936) on pp. 227-233 a brief report is published by Mr. Hsiang Ta rtil Chiieh-ming and DIr. E. lt. Ilugles of the results of the recension and cataloguing by the former of the Chinese collection at the Bodleian. During a short visit which I paid to Oxford this summer I had occasion to appreciate how much more accessible the books have been made by this catalogue (by authors and …
"The Last Dutch Embassy in the "Veritable Records
Before the ink of my article on last Dutch Embassy to the Chinese Court I) was dry, we received a set of the magnificent Shih-lu W % through the liberality of the Government of Manchukuo. This monumental publication will be of the greatest service for the study of the Manchu period. Dr. Walter Fuchs gives a brief description of the work in Mlonumenta Serica III (1938) pp. 296-297; in his Beitrdge zur Mandjurischen Bibliographie und Literatur (193…
The Last Dutch Embassy To the Chinese Court (1794-1795)
(The True Dates of the Chinese Maritime Expeditions in the Early Fifteenth Century1)
(An Illustrated Battle-Account in the History of the Former Han Dynasty1)
Supplementary Documents On the Last Dutch Embassy To the Chinese Court
SUPPLEMENTARY DOCUMENTS ON THE LAST DUTCH EMBASSY TO THE CHINESE COURT BY J. J. L. DUYVENDAK Since writing my article in T'oung Pao XXXIV, pp. In Vol. 5 of the fVen-hsien 3t J£i yelap- published by the Palace-Museum Committee in July 1930, there is a section, consisting of ten (double) pages, entitled Ho-lan-kuo Chiao-p'ing An ?p ? ? ? ? ? "Documents on the Embassy from Holland". This is a collection of 19
The Study of Human Abilities, The Jen Wu Chih of Liu Shao
Van Vriend Tot Vijand, de Betrekkingen Tusschen Nederlandsch-Indie en Japan. (From Friend to Foe, The Relations Between the Netherlands Indies and Japan)
Mission Interrupted
Bibliographie
China's Discovery of Africa
"A Chinese "Divina Commedia
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