ISBN:
9780295991184
,
9780295991177
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0295991178
,
0295991186
Sprache:
Englisch
Seiten:
XII, 300 S.
,
Ill., Kt.
,
23 cm
Paralleltitel:
Online-Ausg. Explorers & scientists in China's borderlands, 1880-1950
DDC:
508.51
Schlagwort(e):
Scientific expeditions Congresses History 19th century
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Scientific expeditions Congresses History 20th century
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Scientists Congresses Intellectual life
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Scientists Congresses Intellectual life
;
China Discovery and exploration
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English
;
China Discovery and exploration
;
American
;
Scientific expeditions
;
China
;
History
;
19th century
;
Congresses
;
Scientific expeditions
;
China
;
History
;
20th century
;
Congresses
;
Scientists
;
Europe
;
Intellectual life
;
Congresses
;
Scientists
;
United States
;
Intellectual life
;
Congresses
;
China
;
Discovery and exploration
;
English
;
Congresses
;
China
;
Discovery and exploration
;
American
;
Congresses
;
Konferenzschrift 2007
;
Konferenzschrift 2007
;
Konferenzschrift 2007
;
Wissenschaftler
;
China
;
China (Grenzregion)
;
Feldforschung
;
Geschichte
Kurzfassung:
"Profiles pioneering Euro-American scientists and explorers in late-nineteenth- and early-twentieth-century China"--Provided by publisher
Kurzfassung:
"The scientists and explorers profiled in this engaging study of pioneering Euro-American exploration of late imperial and Republican China range from botanists to ethnographers to missionaries. Although a diverse lot, all believed in objective, progressive, and universally valid science; a close association between scientific and humanistic knowledge; a lack of conflict between science and faith; and the union of the natural world and the world of "nature people." Explorers and Scientists in China's Borderlands examines their cultural and personal assumptions while emphasizing their remarkable lives, and considers their contributions to a body of knowledge that has important contemporary significance.Essays are devoted to D. C. Graham, Joseph Rock, Reginald Farrer and George Forrest, Ernest Henry Wilson, Paul Vial, Johan Gunnar Andersson and Ding Wenjiang, and Friedrich Weiss and Hedwig Weiss-Sonnenburg. Richly illustrated with historic photographs, this collection reveals the extraordinary lives and times of these remarkable people. Denise M. Glover is visiting assistant professor of anthropology, University of Puget Sound; Stevan Harrell is professor of anthropology, University of Washington; Charles F. McKhann is professor of anthropology, Whitman College; Margaret Byrne Swain is associate adjunct professor of women and gender studies, University of California, Davis. The other contributors are Magnus Fiskesjo, Paul Harris, He Jiangyu, Geng Jing, Jeff Kyong-McClain, Erk Mueggler, Alan Waxman, Paul Weissich, Tamara Wyss, and Alvin Yoshinaga"--Provided by publisher
Kurzfassung:
"Profiles pioneering Euro-American scientists and explorers in late-nineteenth- and early-twentieth-century China"--Provided by publisher
Kurzfassung:
"The scientists and explorers profiled in this engaging study of pioneering Euro-American exploration of late imperial and Republican China range from botanists to ethnographers to missionaries. Although a diverse lot, all believed in objective, progressive, and universally valid science; a close association between scientific and humanistic knowledge; a lack of conflict between science and faith; and the union of the natural world and the world of "nature people." Explorers and Scientists in China's Borderlands examines their cultural and personal assumptions while emphasizing their remarkable lives, and considers their contributions to a body of knowledge that has important contemporary significance.Essays are devoted to D. C. Graham, Joseph Rock, Reginald Farrer and George Forrest, Ernest Henry Wilson, Paul Vial, Johan Gunnar Andersson and Ding Wenjiang, and Friedrich Weiss and Hedwig Weiss-Sonnenburg. Richly illustrated with historic photographs, this collection reveals the extraordinary lives and times of these remarkable people. Denise M. Glover is visiting assistant professor of anthropology, University of Puget Sound; Stevan Harrell is professor of anthropology, University of Washington; Charles F. McKhann is professor of anthropology, Whitman College; Margaret Byrne Swain is associate adjunct professor of women and gender studies, University of California, Davis. The other contributors are Magnus Fiskesjo, Paul Harris, He Jiangyu, Geng Jing, Jeff Kyong-McClain, Erk Mueggler, Alan Waxman, Paul Weissich, Tamara Wyss, and Alvin Yoshinaga"--Provided by publisher
Anmerkung:
Includes bibliographical references and index
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