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How co-incidental (both theme and date) that the BIMCC [Brussels
International Map Collectors’ Circle] has its 2010 Conference on an
associated theme of ‘Cartography about China and Exhibition of all the
Martino Martini maps’ in the Royal Library, Brussels/Brussel/Bruxelles)
on Saturday 11 December (see: www.bimcc.org <http://www.bimcc.org/> ) - 

 

BIMCC Annual Conference and Exhibition on China

december 11, 2010

 

Conference Programme

 

09.00h             Arrival

 

09.15-09.30     Welcome by Eric Leenders, President

09.30-10.15     H. De Weerdt – University of Oxford

                        - The production and reproduction of Chinese
Empire Maps (ca 200BC-1300AD)

10.15-10.35     H. Kok – Chairman of Imcos

                        - Intricacies of the sea-route from the
Netherlands to the Far East, 17th Century

10.40-11.00     Coffeebreak

11.00-11.45        N. Pearce – University of Glasgow

- Matteo Ricci and Ferdinand Verbiest’s Maps of the World

 

12.00-14.00     Lunch at the Novotel

 

14.00-14.30     H. Kok

                        - Mapping the adjoining seas of China initially
fraught with errors

14.35-15.35        S. De Peuter

- Martino Martini’s Jesuit cartography of China’s Middle Kingdom

                        - Comments on the Exhibition

16.00-16.30     E. Leenders 

- Discussion – Conclusion 

 

Francis Herbert (Founder Member, BIMCC: thus biased:-))

 

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On
Behalf Of Tony Campbell
Sent: 16 November 2010 17:01
To: *MapHist
Subject: [MapHist] 'The Roots of the Mission of China during Matteo
Ricci'sTime'

 

 

I hope this message will output sensibly.

 

It was sent by Francisco Roque de Oliveira -
[email protected] - who asks for it to be circulated.

 

I understand that one of the sessions will be about cartography.

 

Tony Campbell [courtesy of Mary Pedley]

 

 

From: CHAM 

To: [email protected] 

Sent: Tuesday, November 16, 2010 12:06 PM

Subject: Colóquio Internacional / International Conference | Os
alicerces da Missão da China no tempo de Matteo Ricci: ciência,
diplomacia e redes locais / The Roots of the Mission of China during
Matteo Ricci's Time: science, diplomacy and local networks | 1

 

Colóquio Internacional

Os alicerces da Missão da China no tempo de Matteo Ricci:
ciência, diplomacia e redes locais

International Conference

The Roots of the Mission of China during Matteo Ricci’s Time:
science, diplomacy and local networks

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10 e 11 Dezembro de 2010 | FCSH – Edifício I&D (Sala Multiusos 2, Piso
4)
Av. Berna 26, 1069-061 Lisboa, Portugal

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Organização

CHAM – Centro de História de Além-Mar, FCSH-UNL e UAç

CEG – Centro de Estudos Geográficos, UL

CIUHCT – Centro Interuniversitário de História das Ciências e da
Tecnologia, UL

ACL – Academia das Ciências de Lisboa

IICL – Instituto Italiano di Cultura Lisbona

 

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