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Sources, locality and global History: science, technology and medicine in East AsiaEHESS, Paris - 6 to 10 July 2015Six membres de l'équipe ont participé à la 14ème Conférence Internationale sur l'Histoire des Sciences en Asie Orientale dans le cadre de deux sessions qu'ils ont co-organisés. S1: Knowledge of China's sea-space by practitionersCo-organized by Paola CALANCA (EFEO) and CHEN Kuo-tung (IHP, Academia Sinica)This panel will pertain to the system ofnavigation’s aids –whether built or naturally occurring– along the Chinesecoast and on the maritime routes connecting the southeast provinces to theadjacent Seas. Our intent is not to study Chinese maps per se, but to identifyon maps and charts the elements which have been used by China seas sailors fordetermine their route, and how they located themselves in the ocean space. Morespecifically: how sailing people got their bearings, and how they detectedtheir position in this space (coastal warning and guidance devices), what theyused as indicators (landmarks, islands, shores, cape, etc.) and, finally, howthey moved in this specific element and area. This would present Chinese andEuropean sailing practices for China seas in a comparative and integrativeapproach.Stephen DAVIES  (University of Hong Kong) Routes, rutters, navigational techniques and the development of navigational aids in traditional Chinese seagoing: the case of the compass Paola CALANCA (École française d’Extrême-Orient) Time/distance measures on China seas Léonard BLUSSÉ (History Department, Leiden University) Seventeenth century Dutch navigational aids for the China coast CHEN Kuo-tung (Institute of History and Philology, Academia Sinica)Sailing along the Coast of Taiwan: About Geographical Knowledge and Landmark-sighting of the Junk Passage in the 17th-19th Centuries CHENG Weichung (RCHSS, Academia Sinica) Sailing from the China Coast to the Pescadores and Taiwan: A Case Study on Sino-Dutch Nautical Knowledge Transfer (1622-1636) Pierre-Yves MANGUIN (École française d’Extrême-Orient) Sea pilots for the China Sea: towards a multilingual catalogue Book_of_Abstracts_S1TéléchargerS3: The arts of the fire: Ceramics and EnamelsOrganized by ZHAO Bing (CNRS)Béatrice WISNIEWSKI (École française d'Extrême-Orient) The question of written sources in studying ceramic traditions of ancient Vietnam ZHAI Yi (Laboratoire d’Archéologie Médiévale et Moderne en Méditerranée) Persian Savants’ Opinion about Ancient Chinese Stoneware LI Weidong (Shanghai Institute of Ceramics, Chinese Academy of Sciences) The Evolution of Porcelains from the Dehua Kiln Site of Ancient China SHIH Chingfei (Graduate Institute of Art History, National Taiwan University) The Early Modern Revolutionary Transformation of Colour Palettes: Qing Overglazed Enamelware as an Example Wai Yee Sharon WONG (Department of Anthropology,  e Chinese University of Hong Kong) Pre-Industrial Globalisation: Case Study of Canton Enamel Production in Hong Kong Book_of_Abstracts_S3Télécharger