"Is There No Middle Path?" : Robert Morrison as a Diplomatic Int erpreter in the Amherst Mission

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  • Introduction
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  • Translation and Language Knowledge at the Beginning of Modern Italian Sinology Between Naples, Rome, and China
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  • "Is There No Middle Path?" : Robert Morrison as a Diplomatic Int erpreter in the Amherst Mission
  • Cultural Clashes and Doctrinal Negotiations : jesuit Translations of the Ten Commandments in Late Ming and Early Qing Catechisms
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  • â€Homosexuality' in Chinese Bible Translations
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  • Religious Tasks, Secular Amusement, and Technical Adaptations : a Short History of the Multi-Faceted Translation Endeavours by Nineteenth-Century Sinologists
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  • Iakinf Bičurin as a translator from Chinese
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  • Resources and their Use in Early English Translations of Chinese Poetry
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  • Translating the Tree Metaphor : Sinologists' Transcultural Interpretation in Writing the History of Chinese Poetry
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  • The Scholar-beauty Novel Yù Jiāo Lí and the Early Translation of Chinese Poetry : competing Practices and Discourses
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  • Arthur W. Hummel (1884-1975) and the Gǔsh{caron}i Biàn Movement : translation as a Tool in Bridging Sinology and China's New History
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  • On the Translation into Japanese of the Chronological Biography of Liang Qichao, Full Edition Liáng Q{caron}ichāo Niánpǔ Chángbiā
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