Two Missionary Accounts of Southeast Asia in the Late Seventeenth Century
Two Missionary Accounts of Southeast Asia in the Late Seventeenth Century
A Translation and Critical Edition of Guy Tachard's Relation De Voyage Aux Indes (1690–99) and Nicola Cima's Relatione Distinta Delli Regni Di Siam, China, Tunchino, E Cocincina (1697–1706)
Ed. Stefan Halikowski Smith
The two texts presented here – the Jesuit Guy Tachard’s Relation de Voyage Indes (1690–99) and the Augustinian Nicola Cima’s Relatione Distinta delle Regni di Siam, China, Tunchino e Cocincina (c.1707) – are described by Halikowski Smith as ‘examples of profane literature’: Cima offers a tour of market and business opportunities across the East Indies; while Tachard’s <i>Voyage</I> is akin to modern, personalized travel literature.
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https://www.psbooks.co.uk/two-missionary-accounts-of-southeast-asia517526Two Missionary Accounts of Southeast Asia in the Late Seventeenth Centuryhttps://www.psbooks.co.uk/media/catalog/product/5/1/517526_443cc0cd462129f23943e97e3f6113dd.jpg19.9919.99GBPInStock/Academic/Categories/Philosophy & Religion/Non-Fiction/Highlights/Academic/Historical periods/Early Modern/Academic/Categories/HistoryThe two texts presented here – the Jesuit Guy Tachard’s <i>Relation de Voyage Indes</i> (1690–99) and the Augustinian Nicola Cima’s <i>Relatione Distinta delle Regni di Siam, China, Tunchino e Cocincina</i> (c.1707) – are described by Halikowski Smith as ‘examples of profane literature’: Cima offers a tour of market and business opportunities across the East Indies; while Tachard’s <i>Voyage</I> is akin to modern, personalized travel literature.Hardback00add-to-cartrrp_info:£99.00productId:64156bic_code:HBJF, HBLH, HRAX, HRCHBJF, HBLH, HRAX, HRC£99.00Ed. Stefan Halikowski SmithAcademic241x161mmArc HumanitiesHardbackAsianHistory of Religion
