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Ma Xiangbo and the Mind of Modern China 1840-1939
By Ruth Hayhoe, Lu Yongling
348 pages
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- M. E. Sharpe
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- Armonk, NY
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- 1996
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Table of contents
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- Title Page iii
- Contents v
- Introduction 1
- Part One - The Political, Religious and Educational Worlds of Ma Xiangbo 11
- 1 - Statesman and Centenarian: Ma Xiangbo as Witness of China's Early Modernity 13
- 2 - Christianity and Cultural Conflict in the Life of Ma Xiangbo 89
- 3: Standing Between Two Worlds 143
- Part Two - Selected Translations of Ma Xiangbo's Essays and Speeches 205
- The Need for Political Parties and Their Responsibilities (1908) 207
- 2 - A Letter to the Pope Asking Him to Promote Education in China (1912) 219
- 3 - The Hanxia Academy of Humanities and Sciences (1913) 223
- 4 - Nine Documents on the Hanxia Academy of Humanities and Sciences (c. 1914) 233
- 5 - Some Suggestions on Setting Up a French-Style Academy (c.1913) 236
- 6 - Should a Head of State Preside Over Religious Ceremonies? (1914) 241
- 7 - An Introduction to Philosophy (published in 1926) 253
- 8 - Using Scholarship to Spread Religion (1932) 269
- Title Page iii
- Contents v
- Introduction 1
- Part One - The Political, Religious and Educational Worlds of Ma Xiangbo 11
- 1 - Statesman and Centenarian: Ma Xiangbo as Witness of China's Early Modernity 13
- 2 - Christianity and Cultural Conflict in the Life of Ma Xiangbo 89
- 3: Standing Between Two Worlds 143
- Part Two - Selected Translations of Ma Xiangbo's Essays and Speeches 205
- The Need for Political Parties and Their Responsibilities (1908) 207
- 2 - A Letter to the Pope Asking Him to Promote Education in China (1912) 219
- 3 - The Hanxia Academy of Humanities and Sciences (1913) 223
- 4 - Nine Documents on the Hanxia Academy of Humanities and Sciences (c. 1914) 233
- 5 - Some Suggestions on Setting Up a French-Style Academy (c.1913) 236
- 6 - Should a Head of State Preside Over Religious Ceremonies? (1914) 241
- 7 - An Introduction to Philosophy (published in 1926) 253
- 8 - Using Scholarship to Spread Religion (1932) 269
- 9 - Religion and Culture (1933) 272
- Part Three - A Bibliographic Index to the Life and Work of Ma Xiangbo (in Chinese) 283
- Glossary 309
- Index 321