Natascha Vittinghoff, Ph.D. (1998) in Sinology, Heidelberg University, is Junior Professor of Sinology at Frankfurt University. She has published extensively on modern Chinese drama, literature and media and Late Qing social history including Die Anfänge des Journalismus in China, 1860-1911, (2002).
Michael Lackner, Ph.D. (1985), University of Munich, is Chair of Chinese Studies at the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg
Mapping Meanings is essentially a broad-ranged introduction to China’s intellectual entry into the family of nations. Written by a fine selection of experts, it guides the reader into the terrain of China's (late Qing) encounter with Western knowledge and modern sciences, and at the same time connects convincingly to the broader question of the mobility of knowledge.
The late Qing literati's pursue of New Learning was a transnational practice inseparable from the local context. Mapping Meanings therefore attempts to highlight what the encountered global knowledge could have meant to specific social actors in the specific historical situation. Subjects included are the transformation of the examination system, the establishment of academic disciplines, and new social actors and questions of new terminologies.
Both an introduction and a reference work on the subject.
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主要講production and contextualization of knowledge in transcultural environment(和俄大的比較研究係精神倒是挺搭的)。論文稍魚龍混雜。
评分主要講production and contextualization of knowledge in transcultural environment(和俄大的比較研究係精神倒是挺搭的)。論文稍魚龍混雜。
评分主要講production and contextualization of knowledge in transcultural environment(和俄大的比較研究係精神倒是挺搭的)。論文稍魚龍混雜。
评分主要講production and contextualization of knowledge in transcultural environment(和俄大的比較研究係精神倒是挺搭的)。論文稍魚龍混雜。
评分Janku and Vittinghoff's essays, and Lackner's preface are nice. Just realize the paper of Vittinghoff I translated three years ago is exactly this one.
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