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Date： 2014 Neither Donkey nor Horse:MEDICINE IN THE STRUGGLE OVER CHINA'S MODERNITY Author(s)： Sean Hsiang-lin Lei Abstract：本書企圖回答一個具有深遠意義的歷史問題：傳統中醫如何在半個世紀之內，由現代性論者眼中的死敵而轉化為中國現代性（China’s Modernity）最具體的象徵？不同於學界既有的通論，本書不認為這個轉化過程完全是被政治...	Date： 2014 Religion in China and Its Modern Fate Author(s)： Paul R. Katz Abstract： This book contains the revised contents of the Paul Katz’s Jerusalem Lectures in Memory of Professor Menahem Stern, presented in June 2012. Based on the Thematic Research Project he undertook with Vi...
Date： 2014 Religion in China and its Modern Fate Author(s)： Paul R. Katz Abstract： This study explores processes of change that shaped the fate of Chinese religion during the last decade of the Qing dynasty and the entire Republican era. It endeavors to place religion at the core of...	Date： 2012 After Empire: The Conceptual Transformation of the Chinese State, 1885-1924 Author(s)： Peter Zarrow Abstract： From 1885–1924, China underwent a period of acute political struggle and cultural change, brought on by a radical change in thought: after over 2,000 years of monarchical rule, the Chinese people sto...
Date： 2011 Ruling All under Heaven with Filial Piety: The Xiaojing in Late Imperial China Author(s)： Lu Miaw-fen Abstract： This monograph examines the relationship between the Xiaojing (The Classic of Filial Piety) and the political and social culture of late imperial China. Taking the diverse nature of the Xiaojing into ...	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...
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： 2009 Toleration and Freedom: Essence of Hu Shih's Thoughts Author(s)： Pan Kuang-che Abstract： This volume collects 19 papers of Hu Shih. Hopefully it will serve as a window for common people to explore Hu Shih's thoughts.
Date： 2008 Divine justice: religion and the development of Chinese legal culture Author(s)： Paul R. Katz Abstract： The primary goal of this book is to consider the ways in which religious beliefs and practices have contributed to the formation of Chinese legal culture. It does so by describing two forms of overlap...	Date： 2008 The Meaning of Freedom: Yan Fu and the Origins of Chinese Liberalism Author(s)： Huang Ko-wu Abstract： This book is about how one of the leading intellectual architects of Chinese modernization, Yan Fu (1854-1921), introduced the Chinese intellectual world to the liberalism of John Stuart Mill (1806-18...

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