Missionary Enchantment in South Asia, 16th-18th Centuries

Ines G. Zupanov is a historian at CNRS, Paris. She is a social/cultural historian of Catholic missions in South Asia and the Portuguese empire. Author of three monographs and a dozen edited volumes, she has contributed many articles and chapters to scholarly books and journals in different languages

• List of figures Acknowledgments Introduction: Enchantment Never Ends Part I: Hagiographies 1. Holy Zeal and Fervor: Jesuit Enchanted Geography in Asia 2. Holy Fear and Love: Jesuit Affective Economy 3. Accidental Global Historians: Jesuits and Discalced Carmelites Part II: Martyrdom 4 “The History of the Future:” Missionary Enchantment of Self 5. From Pilot to Martyr: The French Connection in Southeast Asia Part III: Knowledge 6. Learning about Buddhism: Correspondence between China and India 7. Neither White nor Black: Goan Brahman Oratorians in Sri Lanka 8. Science and Demonology: French Jesuits in South India Afterthought Bibliography Index