Institute of Modern History, Academia Sinica 中央研究院近代史研究所

Date： 2010 Vol. 69 Abstract： This issue contains four articles: "Heavenly Dynasty and Men from Afar: George Thomas Staunton and Anglo-Chinese Relations, 1793-1840", by Yu Po-ching and Huang Yi-long; "“Queue-C...	Date： 2010 A Life in Study: The memoirs of Han Kwangwei Author(s)： Han Kuang-wei, Chang Li Abstract： Han Kuangwei taught at National Chiao Tung Universty, National Cheng Kung University, National Tsinghua University and National Taiwan University. In 1964 he was elected one of Taiwan’s 20 Outstandin...
Date： 2010 Vol. 68 Abstract： This issue contains three articles: "'Medicine Cures Only Benign Illnesses; The Buddha Saves Only Those with the Right Karma': The Medical Market, Medical Knowledge and Patient-Physician ...	Date： 2010 Family and state affairs and the Affairs of the World- Looking Back on the Life of Hsu Choyun Author(s)： Chen Yung-fa, Shen Huai-yu, Pan Kuang-che, and Chou Wei-peng Abstract： Hsu Choyun once worked in the Institute of History and Philology, and was also responsible for the departmental affairs of National Taiwan University Department of History. He began teaching at the Un...
Date： 2010 Vol. 67	Date： 2010 The City and Chinese Modernity Abstract： Cities have played a crucial role throughout the course of modern Chinese history. Numerous aspects of Chinese modernity manifested themselves most clearly in urban settings, with urbanization constit...
Date： 2010 The Diary of Lin Hsien-t'ang, vol.18 1946 Author(s)： Lin Hsien-t'ang Abstract： Lin Xiantang (Lin Hsientang)'s diaries are Taiwan's most precious privately held historical materials. They begin in 1927 and finish in 1955 and, apart from 1928 and 1936 for which there is no diary, ...	Date： 2010 The Diary of Lin Hsien-t'ang, vol.17 1945 Author(s)： Lin Hsien-t'ang Abstract： Lin Xiantang (Lin Hsientang)'s diaries are Taiwan's most precious privately held historical materials. They begin in 1927 and finish in 1955 and, apart from 1928 and 1936 for which there is no diary, ...
Date： 2010 Expectations and Emotions of Chinese Travelers in the Ming-Qing Era Author(s)： Jen-shu Wu , Imma Di Biase Abstract： Originated by the British in the 19th century, modern tourism developed into a great symbol of modern society and life. Tourism was actually implanted on the historical and cultural background, though...	Date： 2010 Survival of the Fittest: Yan Fu and the Cultural Transformation of Modern China Author(s)： Huang Ko-wu Abstract： This book takes Yan Fu as an example to investigate the complicated processes of cultural transformation in modern China. Yan had studied abroad and belonged to the first generation of “new inte...

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