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 PACIFIC RIM REPORTStarting with Number 23, special issues of the Center for the Pacific Rim's occasional paper series Pacific Rim Report containing the content of Institute public talks or specially commissioned papers are printed in the distinctive red color of the Institute's logo. Prior to this, Institute-related issues of Pacific Rim Report were not differentiated from those with other Center content. The later issues are accessible here as pdf files (marked with an *), while the earlier ones are available in html format on the Center's site through the links below.  to
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* No. 32: The Chinese Rites Controversy: A Long Lasting Controversy in Sino-Western Cultural History, a Panel Discussion featuring Paul Rule, Claudia von Collani, and Eugenio Menegon * No. 29: Nourishing the Spirit: The Search for Meaning in Contemporary China, a Panel Discussion featuring Fan Lizhu, James D. Whitehead, and Evelyn Eaton Whitehead * No. 27: Of the Mind and the Eye: Jesuit Artists in the Forbidden City in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries, by Lauren Arnold and Elisabetta Corsi * No. 24: Nourishing the Spirit: Social Change and Spiritual Development in China Today, a Panel Discussion featuring Fan Lizhu, Peter Tze Ming Ng, James D. Whitehead, and Evelyn Eaton Whitehead * No. 23: 'Home Afar': The Life of Central European Jewish Refugees in Shanghai during World War II, by Péter Vámos No. 19: Nourishing the Spirit: Social Change and Spiritual Development in China Today - "Social Change and Spiritual Development in China Today" by Richard P. Madsen; "Three Approaches to Spiritual Values" by Fenggang Yang; "Popular Religion in Shenzhen" by Lizhu Fan; "Nourishing the Spirit in China Today" by Diane Obenchain; and "The Three-Self (Protestant) Church and Chinese Christians Who do not Go to Church" by Zongkun Liu No. 17: "Christianity in China: Growing on Holy Ground" by Paul A. Rule, and "Wisdom for the Journey: Historical Perspectives on the Inculturation of Christianity in China" by Nicolas Standaert, S.J., Keynote addresses from the 18th National Catholic China Conference. No. 12: China and Christianity: "Burdened Past, Hopeful Future" - "Chinese Higher Education and the United Board for Christian Higher Education in Asia" by David W. Vikner and "The Henry Luce Foundation: A Century of Service to Christianity and Higher Education in China" by H. Christopher Luce. |
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