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e人籟雜誌
eRenlai is a pan-asian magazine of cultural, social and spiritual concerns which centers on the interaction between the youth of Asia and of the rest of the world, with special focus on the link between cultural diversity, sustainable development and spiritual empowerment, encouraging change by reporting on replicable success stories at the local level. Therefore, eRenlai is also a network of readers and project builders. It aims to gather a new generation of independent info-mediators, contributing to build a pan-asian community. The site offers videos, documentaries, animations, articles and networking tools, available in English, traditional and simplified Chinese.
e人籟雜誌是《人籟論辨月刊》的延伸網站，《人籟論辨月刊》的班底為出版《利氏漢法辭典》的利氏學社。e人籟雜誌是一個多媒體平台，提煉《人籟論辨月刊》的內容與菁華，並加入照片、影音與flash動畫等各種媒介。e人籟雜誌工作團隊設在台北，與全世界的朋友互動往來! 在這裡你可以見到e人籟團隊成員的專長與愛好，若想進一步認識他們，請不要忘記瀏覽串連地球單元中的簡介與文章!
Taipei Ricci Institute 台北利氏學社
Named after the great Italian sinologist, Matteo Ricci, the Ricci Institute was founded in 1966 by FFr Yves Raguin (1912-1998), Jean Lefeuvre and other Jesuits as a work of the Chinese Province of the Society of Jesus. The purpose of the Institute was originally to continue the Jesuit lexicographic endeavor while developing research in comparative spiritualities and Chinese religions. The TRI is the co-author of the Grand Ricci. Since the beginning of the 90s. the Institute has refocused its work on (a) Taiwanese studies, especially aboriginal languages and religious/ cultural transformations; (b) dialogue with Chinese intellectuals on cultural diversity, sustainable development and spiritual empowerment; (c) and, presently, coordination of various research programs on Pacific and Austronesian studies.
台北利氏學社於1966年由甘易逢（Yves Raguin, 1912-1998）、雷煥章等耶穌會士所創立。其名「利氏」乃為紀念四百多年前赴中國傳教的開拓者利瑪竇（Matteo Ricci, 1552-1610）。在初期，學社致力於探索中國文化、宗教與社會，在國際漢學領域占有一席之地，並從中發展出辭典編纂的使命。歷經五十餘年的努力，利氏學社出版了全世界規模最大的《利氏漢法辭典》（Le Grand Ricci）及其他多種雙語及專門辭典。 官方網站 http://www.riccibase.com/
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