The Making of China Knowledge: People, Texts, and Spaces of Circulation
open access | peer reviewed-
edited by
- Andrea Bréard - Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg, Deutschland - email
- Iwo Amelung - Goethe-Universität Frankfurt, Deutschland - email
- Tiziana Lioi - Università degli Studi Internazionali di Roma, Italia - email
Keywords Maoism • Paris • Knowledge transmission • Science communication • Missionary school education • Activism in translation • Edizioni oriente • Yunnan • Terminology transfer • German colony of Tsingtau • Natural sciences • Law reform • Italy-China cultural exchange • Agency • Richard Wilhelm • Newly coined words • Systematicity • German-Chinese university • Phonetics • Linguistics • Translation and politics • Paul Perny • Astronomy • Mario Novaro • Scientific terminologies • Vento dell’Est • Education • China • Colonialism • History of science and technology • Go-between scientific cooperation • Engineering • Grammar • Book purchasing • Tsing-tao • Printing • Affixation • Spaces of circulation • late Qing China • Republican China • Agostino Biagi • Missionnaire-collecteur botanique • Space of knowledge circulation • Daoism • MEP • Neologisms • Translation • Sinology • Joseph Needham • Mining • German-Chinese interactions • Jean-Marie Delavay • Mathematical symbolism • France • Guizhou • John Fryer • Zhuangzi
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