China's transition to modernity: the new classical vision of Dai Zhen

Seattle: University of Washington Press (2015)
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The man and his times -- How Jesuit science conquered the Kangxi court -- Searching for truth in the origins of civilizations -- How to build a coalition around science -- An outsider enters the mainstream -- How to dethrone Jesuit science -- Bringing it home to the palace of light -- Legibility of visionary scholars.

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B5234.T324.H83 2015

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