Battle of the god(s): Justifying translation of theological terms and Legge's initial stage of sinological studies [1848-1852]

Lauren Frederick Pfister

Battle of the god(s): Justifying translation of theological terms and Legge's initial stage of sinological studies [1848-1852]

Lauren Frederick Pfister

Department of Religion and Philosophy

Research output: Chapter in book/report/conference proceeding › Chapter

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Striving for the "whole duty of man": James Legge and the Scottish Protestant encounter with China: assessing confluences in Scottish nonconformism, Chinese missionary scholarship, Victorian sinology, and Chinese Protestantism
Publisher	Peter Lang Publishing
Pages	187-287
Number of pages	101
ISBN (Print)	9780820464411
Publication status	Published - 2004

Publication series

Name	Scottish studies international
Publisher	Peter Lang Publishing

Cite this

Pfister, L. F. (2004). Battle of the god(s): Justifying translation of theological terms and Legge's initial stage of sinological studies [1848-1852]. In Striving for the "whole duty of man": James Legge and the Scottish Protestant encounter with China: assessing confluences in Scottish nonconformism, Chinese missionary scholarship, Victorian sinology, and Chinese Protestantism (pp. 187-287). (Scottish studies international). Peter Lang Publishing.

Pfister, Lauren Frederick. / Battle of the god(s): Justifying translation of theological terms and Legge's initial stage of sinological studies [1848-1852]. Striving for the "whole duty of man": James Legge and the Scottish Protestant encounter with China: assessing confluences in Scottish nonconformism, Chinese missionary scholarship, Victorian sinology, and Chinese Protestantism. Peter Lang Publishing, 2004. pp. 187-287 (Scottish studies international).

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Striving for the "whole duty of man": James Legge and the Scottish Protestant encounter with China: assessing confluences in Scottish nonconformism, Chinese missionary scholarship, Victorian sinology, and Chinese Protestantism. Peter Lang Publishing, 2004. p. 187-287 (Scottish studies international).

Research output: Chapter in book/report/conference proceeding › Chapter

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