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医学拉丁文在近代中国:: 传教士的帝国话语与留日学生的在地反抗

Translated title of the contribution: Medical Latin in Modern China: : Imperialistic Discourse of Missionaries and Local Resistance of Japanese - Trained Chinese

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Abstract

Missionaries,acting against the truth that Latin was the principal medical language,substituted English for Latin in teaching Chinese students. Some Chinese who had studied in Japan resisted missionaries’ effort to make Chinese subordinate to its Western counterparts. The present paper delineates how they boycotted the terminologies coined by China Medical Missionary Association in a 1910 conference,meanwhile revealing that this resistance was a nationalist endeavor to save the losing Chinese tradition in the hegemony of imperialistic discourse
Translated title of the contributionMedical Latin in Modern China: : Imperialistic Discourse of Missionaries and Local Resistance of Japanese - Trained Chinese
Original languageChinese (Simplified)
Pages (from-to)87-100
Number of pages14
Journal史林
Volume2021
Issue number4
Publication statusPublished - 30 Aug 2021

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