2008-10-09 19:11:41 来自: elvita
讲座 走进 涵芬楼
莫理循·中国·北京
涵芬楼书店于10月11日（星期六）14：30——16：30 在书店二层举办“讲座走进涵芬楼”学术系列活动。邀请窦坤女士作主题为“莫理循·中国·北京”的活动，本次活动由北京文化遗产保护中心主办，涵芬楼书店协办。
[主讲人简介]：
窦坤，北京市社科院《北京社会科学》编辑部副研究员,北京大学历史学博士。她的专著有《莫理循与清末民初的中国》等，译著：《北京的莫理循》（合译），《一个澳大利亚人在中国》，《莫理循眼里的近代中国》，《1910，莫理循中国西北行》（即将出版）。
Dr. Dou Kun, Associate Research Fellow at Editing Division, Bejing Social Science, Beijing Academy of Social Science. Dr. Dou holds a PhD in History from Peking University, with a focus on Chinese and foreign relations. She is an expert on George Ernest Morrison. Her works include "George Ernest Morrison and the Late Qing Dynasty" and translated “Morrison of Peking,” “An Australian in China,” “Modern China through Morrison’s Eyes,” “1910，Morrison’s Trip to Northwestern China (to be published)”
[活动简介]：
近一百年前，澳大利亚人莫理循（George Ernest Nlornison，1862-1920）曾任英国《泰晤士报》驻北京记者和中华民国政府政治顾问，从1897年至1918年在中国工作、生活了20多年，与清末民初的中国历史关系密切，被称为“中国的莫理循”或“北京的莫理循”、“中澳文化交流史上的先驱”。他居住的王府井大街在来华外国人中以“莫理循大街”而闻名。但遗憾的是，长期以来他被史家忽略，成为一个被尘封的人物。本讲座试图说明莫理循与中国和北京的关系，并揭示一些过去被误解、误读的历史真相，如莫理循与日俄战争的真实关系，他如何揭露日本灭亡中国的“二十一条”，莫理循在王府井大街上住宅的确切地点，莫理循大街命名的真实原因，等等。在做记者和顾问之余，莫理循有多种个人爱好，如旅行、打猎和图书收藏等，莫理循图书馆即是一个典型事例。本讲座也试图分析其人，还原其真实而复杂的人生历程，说明其对中国近代史研究的重要意义。
Nearly a century ago, George Ernest Morrison (b. 1862; d.1920) was an Australian adventurer who became The Times Peking correspondent and later a political adviser to the government of the Republic of China. Known as "Morrison of China," "Morrison of Peking" or "Pioneer of Cultural Exchange between China and Australia," he worked and lived in China for more than two decades from1897 to 1918. Wangfujing Dajie, where Morrison once lived, is often called "Morrison Dajie", which demonstrates the importance of his contribution to Beijing. Regretfully however, Morrison has been long neglected by historians. This lecture will examine the ties between China and Morrison, and reveal formerly misunderstood or misinterpreted historical facts, such as the truth of the events surrounding Morrison and the Russo-Japanese War, how Morrison unveiled the "21 Demands" which Japan forced China to accept, the precise location of Morrison's house on Wanfujing Dajie, and the story behind why it was nicknamed “Morrison Dajie”. In his leisure time, Morrison had several few hobbies, including traveling and book-collecting, which after his death, formed the Morrison Library, and was the largest ever collection of Chinese history books. This lecture will also discuss Morrison's character, take the audience through his complicated life journey, and analyze the significance of his life in the context of modern Chinese history.
活动地址：北京王府井大街36号 涵芬楼书店二层
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