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Bibliographie : Autor Fabel, Ludwig Alexander Report Title - p. 1 of 631 Report Title Fa, Di (um 1976) Bibliographie : Autor 1976 [Russell, Bertrand]. Luosu lun kuai le. Fa Di yi. (Tainan : De hua chu ban she, 1976). (Ai shu ren wen ku ; 16). Übersetzung von Russell, Bertrand. The conquest of happiness. (London : Allen & Unwin, 1930). [WC] Fa, Lingdun (um 2000) Bibliographie : Autor 2000 Lusuo zhuan. Te Lusong, Fa Lingdun, Tian Wei, Liang Chunsheng. (Beijing : Zhong gong zhong yang dang xiao chu ban she, 2000). (Shi jie ming ren ming jia ming chuan. Si xiang jia juan ; 6). [Abhandlung über Jean-Jacques Rousseau]. [WC] Fabel, Ludwig Alexander (1900-nach 1948) : Dozent für Wirtschaftswissenschaften, Politologie Furen-Uiversität Beijing Biographie 1934-1948 Ludwig Alexander Fabel ist zunächst als Berater der Provinzregierung in Chansha (Hunan) tätig und später Dozent für Wirtschaftswissenschaften, Wirtschaftsgeographie un Politologie an der Furen-Universität in Beijing. [Schmi2] Faber, Ernst = Hua, Zhi'an = Zhu, Jiulin (Coburg 1839-1899 Qingdao) : Missionar Allgemeiner Evangelisch-Protestantischer Missionsverein, Missionar der Rheinischen Missionsgesellschaft Barmen, Sinologe, Blechschläger Biographie 1858-1862 Ernst Faber besucht das Missionsseminar der Rheinischen Missionsgesellschaft in Barmen. [Sun] 1862-1863 Ernst Faber studiert an den Universitäten Basel und Tübingen. Er nimmt zusätzlich an Lehrkursen im Zoologischen Museum in Berlin und am Geographischen Institut in Gotha teil. [Sun] 1864-1880 Ernst Faber ist Missionar der Rheinischen Missionsgesellschaft Barmen in China. [SunL1] 1865 Ernst Faber erreicht Guangdong und lässt sich in Taiping nieder, wo er die chinesische Sprache erlernt und die chinesischen Klassiker studiert. Seine Mission sind Predigten, Schulungen und die medizinische Praxis. [Sun] 1877 Ernst Faber veröffentlicht seinen für chinesische Priester unentbehrlichen Markuskommentar und wird von der Allgemeinen Konferenz Evangelischer Missionare in Shanghai mit der Ausarbeitung einer Kritik der chinesischen Klassiker beauftragt. [BBKL] 1881-1885 Ernst Faber und drei weitere Missionare treten nach einigen theologischen Auseinandersetzungen in Bezug auf die Missionsarbeit in China aus der Rheinischem Missionsgesellschaft aus. Er wirkt literarisch in Guangzhou (Guangdong) und Hong Kong und bemüht sich um eine gelehrte chinesisch-christliche Literatur, die er durch Chinesen niederschreiben lässt. [BBKL,Sun] Report Title - p. 2 of 631 1885 Ernst Faber lässt sich in Shanghai nieder und tritt in den Dienst des Allgemeinen Evangelisch-Protestantischen Missionsvereins. [Sun] 1885-1899 Ernst Faber ist Missionar des Allgemeinen Evangelisch-Protestantischen Missionsvereins in China. [SunL1] 1890 Ernst Faber begründet in Shanghai eine deutsch-evangelische Gemeinde. [BBKL] 1893 Ernst Faber spricht auf dem Religionskongress in Chicago über den Konfuzianismus. [Sun] 1898 Ernst Faber gründet eine Missionsstation des Allgemeinen Evangelisch-Protestantischen Missionsvereins in Qingdao (Shandong). [BBKL] 1898 Ernst Faber vermacht sein Vermögen der Mission zur Errichtung eines Missionskrankenhauses für Chinesen. [BBKL] Bibliographie : Autor 1872 Faber, Ernst. Der Lehrbegriff des Confucius. (Hong Kong : Eitel, 1872). [KVK] 1872 Faber. Ernst. Quellen zu Confucius und Confucianismus. (Hong Kong : Eitel, 1872). https://archive.org/details/bub_gb_MJpQAAAAYAAJ. [Int] 1873 Faber, Ernst. Quellen zu Confucius und dem Confucianismus : als Einleitung zum Lehrbegriff des Confucius. (Hong Kong : Ch. Gaupp & Co., 1873). https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/008913675. [SOAS] 1873 Faber, Ernst. Xi guo xue xiao. (Guangzhou : [s.n.], 1873). [Abhandlung über Schulen im Westen]. [New] 1874-1876 Faber, Ernst. Make jiang yi. Bd. 1-5. (Yandu : Da Yingguo yin shu hui juan ke, 1874-1876). Kommentar und 77 Predigten über das Markusevangelium. [KVK] 1877 Faber, Ernst. Bilder aus China. 2 Bde. in 1 Bd. (Barmen : Verlag des Missionhauses, 1877). [Yale] 1877 Faber, Ernst. Der Naturalismus bei den alten Chinesen sowohl nach der Seite des Pantheismus als den Sensualismus oder die sämmtlichen Werke des Philosophen Licius. Zum ersten Male vollständig übersetzt und erklärt. (Elberfeld : Friderichs, 1877). [Liezi]. [Erste deutsche Übersetzung]. http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/008913684. [KVK] 1877 Faber, Ernst. Die Grundgedanken des alten chinesischen Sozialismus oder die Lehre des Philosophen Micius. Zum ersten Male vollständig aus den Quellen dargelegt. (Elberfeld : Friderichs, 1877). [Mozi]. https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/002424489. [KVK] 1877 Faber, Ernst. Eine Staatslehre auf ethischer Grundlage oder Lehrbegriff des chinesischen Philosophen Mencius. Aus dem Urtexte übersetzt, in systematische Ordnung gebracht und mit Anmerkungen und Einleitung versehen. (Elberfeld : Friderichs, 1877). [Mengzi]. https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/001912709. [KVK] 1884 Faber, Ernst. Sitten und Gebräuche der Christen unter den Heiden : e. d. bedeutungsvollsten Missionsprobleme, mit bes. Beziehung auf China. (Gütersloh : Bertelsmann, 1884). In : Allgemeine Missions-Zeitschrift ; Bd. 11: 1884). [WC] 1884 Faber, Ernst. Zi xi cu dong. (Hong Kong : Guo jia tu shu guan, 1884). [Zivilisation östlich und westlich]. https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/100621422. [BBKL,Nat] Report Title - p. 3 of 631 1886 Faber, Ernst. Der Drache in China : eine Studie. In : Zeitschrift für Missionskunde und Religionswissenschaft ; Bd. 1 (1886). https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/100432374. [Limited search]. [WC] 1890 Faber, Ernst. Famous woman of China. (Shanghai : Society for the Diffusion of Christian and General Knowledge among the Chinese, 1890). 1891 Faber, Ernst. Paul, the apostle in Europe : a guide to our mission work in Asia. (Shanghai : American Presbyterian Mission Press, 1891). 1894 Faber, Ernst. Lujia yan yi. (Guangzhou : Zhen bao tang shu ju, 1894). Kommentare des Lukas Evangeliums, Neues Testament. 1895 Faber, Ernst. China in historischer Beleuchtung : eine Denkschrift zu seinem 30jährigen Dienstjubiläum als Missionar in China. (Berlin : A. Haack, 1895). https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/007938415. 1896-1898 Hua, Zhi'an [Faber, Ernst]. Jing xue bu yan jing. Vol. 1-6. (Shanghai : Guang xue hui, 1896-1898). [Betr. Shi san jing]. 1897 Faber, Ernst. China in the light of history. (Shanghai : American Presbyterian Mission Press, 1897). https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/001257171. [KVK] 1897 Faber, Ernst. Problems of practical christianity in China. (Shanghai : Office of ‚The Celestial Empire', and ‚The Shanghai Mercury' ; London : J. Tamblyn, 1897). [Yale] 1897 Faber, Ernst. The status of women in China. 2nd ed. (Shanghai : Presbyterian Mission Press, 1897). https://reader.digitale-sammlungen.de/resolve/display/bsb11128468.html. [WC] 1902 Faber, Ernst. Theorie und Praxis eines protestantischen Missionars in China. (Heidelberg : Evangelischer Verlag, 1902). (Flugschrift des Allgemeinen evangelisch-protestantischen Missionsvereins ; ser. 2, no 2). [WC] 1904 Flad, J[akob]. Konfuzius, der Heilige Chinas in christlicher Beleuchtung. Nach chinesischen Quellen und Dr. [Ernst] Faber : Der Lehrbegriff des Konfuzius. (Stuttgart : C. Belser, 1904). (Zeitfragen des christlichen Volkslebens ; Bd. 29, Ht. 8). [Confucius]. [KVK] 1904 Flad, Johann Martin. Konfuzius, der Heilige Chinas in christlicher Beleuchtung : nach chinesischen Quellen und Dr. Faber : "Der Lehrbegriff des Konfuzius". (Stuttgart : C. Belser, 1904). (Zeitfragen des christlichen Volkslebens ; Band 29, Heft 8). [Confucius ; Ernst Faber]. [WC] Bibliographie : erwähnt in 1922 Hückel, Willi. Drei grosse China-Missionare. (Berlin : Allgemeiner Evangelisch-Protestantischer Missionsverein, 1922). (Flugschrift des Allgemeinen Evangelisch-Protestantischen Missionsvereins). [Ernst Faber, Karl F. Gützlaff, Robert Morrison]. [WC] 1999 Sun, Lixin. Vom Missionar zum Sinologen : Ernst Faber und seine Studien zur chinesischen Kultur. In : Berliner China-Hefte, Nr. 17 (1999). [AOI] Report Title - p. 4 of 631 2014 Wu, Albert. Ernst Faber and the consequences of failure : a study of a nineteenth-century German missionary in China. In : Central European history ; vol. 47, no. 1 (2014). https://www.google.ch/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=3&ved =2ahUKEwicpbjLjbbhAhUSyYUKHTHlATMQFjACegQIAhAB&url=https%3A% 2F%2Fwww.jstor.org%2Fstable%2Fpdf%2F43280406.pdf&usg=AOvVaw1I0n CL5HjMHCqt-nVVmBvt. PDF [WuA1] Faber, Etienne = Fang Dewang (Mourières bei Avignon 1597-1657 Xiaozhai, Shaanxi) : Jesuitenmissionar Biographie 1630 Xu Guangqi wird beauftragt Kanonen und Feuerwaffen gegen den Angriff der Mandschus zu fabrizieren. Niccolò Longobardo und Francesco Sambiasi kaufen Kanonen bei den Portugiesen um Zhozhou (Hebei) zu verteidigen. 400 Soldaten werden aus Macao beordert. Sie werden begleitet von Tranquillo Grassetti, Pietro Canevari, Bento de Matos, Michel Trigault und Etienne Faber, die in China predigen möchten. [BBKL,Ricci] Faber, Hans Georg (1891-) : Deutscher Schriftsteller, Buchhändler Bibliographie : Autor 1926 Faber, Hans Georg. Die letzte Liebe des Kaisers Hüan Dsung : Roman. (Dresden : H. Minden, 1926). [Xuanzong]. Faber, Kurt (Mülhausen 1883-1929 Grosser Sklavensee, Kanada) : Journalist, Reiseschriftsteller Bibliographie : Autor 1930 Faber, Kurt. Weltwanderers letzte Fahrten und Abenteuer : Baltikum, Balkan, Südsee, Japan, Korea, China, Sibirien, Moskau, Palästina, Syrien, Kanada. Hrsg. von Walther Faber. (Stuttgart : Robert Lutz, 1930). [Mandschurei]. [WC] Fabian, Rainer (Erfurt 1935-) : Redaktor Bibliographie : Autor 1981 Fabian, Rainer ; Adam, Hans-Christian.
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