Humanistic approach of the early protestant medical missionaries in nineteenth‐century china

Zygon 51 (1):100-112 (2016)
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The efficacies of Western and Chinese medicine have been under debate for a long time, and the whole issue still raises questions for the contemporary world. The article emphasizes the humanistic approach as well as the scientific method of the early Protestant medical missionaries to China, so as to give a more comprehensive scope to understand their historical roles and practices in a cross-cultural context. The authors also wish to call for a global readership to further discuss this historical legacy with regard to the reception of Christianity in contemporary China and other East Asian countries

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Peter Parker and the Opening of China.George Taylor & Edward V. Gulick - 1975 - Journal of the American Oriental Society 95 (3):561.

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