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1-43 |
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SALLY K. CHURCH, Zheng He: An Investigation into the Plausibility of 450-ft Treasure Ships |
45-71
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LIAM MATTHEW BROCKEY, Flowers of Faith in an Emporium of Vices: The “Portuguese” Jesuit Church in Seventeenth Century Peking |
73-111 |
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LIN TSUNG-CHENG, Yuan Mei's (1716-1798) Narrative Verse |
113-244
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TJALLING HALBERTSMA in cooperation with WEI JIAN, Some Field Notes and Images of Stone Material from Graves of the Church of the East in Inner Mongolia, China |
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Special Section: Fascination and Understanding. The Spirit of the Occident and the Spirit of China in Reciprocity (I) |
246-248 |
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ROMAN MALEK, Introduction |
249-260
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WOLFGANG KUBIN, The Importance of Misunderstanding: Reconsidering the Encounter between East and West |
261-272
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MICHAEL HOCKX, To Tong or Not to Tong: The Problem of Communication in Modern Chinese Poetics |
273-286
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KNUT WALF, Fascination and Misunderstanding: The Ambivalent Reception of Daoism by the West |
287-314
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BERNARD PAUL SYPNIEWSKI, China and Universals: Leibniz, Binary Mathematics, and the Yijing Hexagrams |
315-336
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TZE-KI HON, Constancy in Change: A Comparison of James Legge’s and Richard Wilhelm’s Interpretations of the Yijing |
337-360
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HU QIUHUA, Wang Guowei und Immanuel Kant: Zu den Anfängen der Interkulturalität im China der späten Qing-Dynastie |
361-399
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ZBIGNIEW WESOLOWSKI, Understanding the Foreign (the West) as a Remedy for Regaining One’s Own Cultural Identity (China): Liang Shuming’s (1893–1988) Cultural Thought |
401-427
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PAOLO SANTANGELO, Evaluation of Emotions in European and Chinese Traditions: Differences and Analogies |
429-459
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ANGELIKA MESSNER, Some Remarks on Semantics and Epistemological Categories in Early Scientific Translations |
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Review Article |
461-475
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PAUL RULE, From Missionary Hagiography to the History of Chinese Christianity |
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Obituary |
477-482 |
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JAMES TONG, Albert Chan, S.J. 陳綸緒 (1915–2005) |
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Book Review and Notes |
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Publications Received |