Giuseppe De Lorenzo (1871-1957) and the "Parallel" World of Buddhist Studies in Italy between the End of the Nineteenth Century and the Great War.

161-172 p.

• Articles from the same issue (available individually)

  • Foreword
  • Introduction : The Oriental School of Rome : Research Areas
  • "The Most Flavourful Language in the World" : Persian at the Heart of Oriental Studies in Rome
  • The Aryan Language at the Pope's Court : Johann Bollig S.J. (1821-1895), Professor of Sanskrit at the University of Rome
  • Baldassarre Labanca (1829-1913) and the Oriental School of Rome
  • The Buddha at the Theatre : Notes on Angelo De Gubernatis' (1840-1913) Poetic Drama Buddha
  • An Orientalist in Italy's History : Biographical and Intellectual Notes on Ignazio Guidi's Life (1844-1935)
  • "Caro amico..." : Correspondence between Lodovico Nocentini (1849-1910) and Sidney Sonnino (1884-1899)
  • Carlo Formichi (1871-1943) : Indology, Colonialism and Fascism in Early Twentieth-Century Italy
  • Giuseppe De Lorenzo (1871-1957) and the "Parallel" World of Buddhist Studies in Italy between the End of the Nineteenth Century and the Great War.
  • Approaching Arabic "from the Backdoor" : Michelangelo Guidi (1886-1946) and His Multifaceted Contribution to Oriental Studies
  • "There is No End to Fascinating Things" : A Sentimental Journey through Virginia Vacca De Bosis' (1891-1988) Papers
  • One Hundred Years of Teaching of Chinese Language at Sapienza (ca. 1896-1997)
  • The Chinese Section of the Library of the School of Oriental Studies from 1904 to 1930s
  • Giuliano Bertuccioli (1923-2001) and Chinese Buddhism : A Peculiar Perspective
  • Biancamaria Scarcia Amoretti at Sapienza : Iran, Shi'ite Islam and Heresy in Her Muslim Middle Ages
  • The Troubled Story of the Tucci Tibetan Collection and Its New Life : A Preliminary Codicological Overview of the Bon Corpus
  • Giuseppe Tucci's (1894-1984) Documentary Heritage : A "Cultural Archive"
  • From Explorers to Codicologists : A Note on Past Highlights and the State-of-the-art of Tibetological Studies at Sapienza
  • Buddhist Studies in the Oriental School of Rome : The Lexical and Exegetical Contribution of Corrado Pensa (1939-2024) on Sanskrit and Pāli Buddhist Texts
  • The Chinese-Italian Archaeological Mission to Luoyang (1997-2004) as an Example of Giuseppe Tucci's Legacy : A Reflection on the Future of Buddhist Archaeology in China
• Information

  DOI: 10.19272/202403802010

  ISSN: 1724-1863

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