Protestant ethics among Chinese missionaries, problems of indigenization, and the spirit of academic professionalization

Arts and Humanities

• Protestant 100%
• Missionaries 100%
• Spirit 100%
• Indigenization 100%
• Protestant Ethic 100%
• Professionalization 100%
• Ethos 66%
• China 33%
• Confucian 33%
• Beijing 33%
• Christianity 33%
• Scholars 33%
• Daoist 33%
• Spiritual 33%
• Faculty 33%
• Early 20th Century 33%
• Educators 33%
• 1920s 33%
• Europe 33%
• Pilgrimage 33%
• Missionary activities 33%
• demise 33%
• World War I 33%
• Missionary Work 33%
• Spiritual transformation 33%
• German Colonies 33%
• Quakers 33%
• Book of Changes 33%
• sectarian 33%

Keyphrases

• Professionalization 100%
• Missionaries 100%
• Indigenization 100%
• Protestant Ethic 100%
• Protestant 66%
• China 33%
• Europe 33%
• Christianity 33%
• Protestant Missionaries 33%
• Educators 33%
• Weber 33%
• World War I 33%
• Spirituality 33%
• Frankfurt 33%
• Pilgrimage 33%
• Missionary Activity 33%
• Early 20th Century 33%
• Missionary Work 33%
• Ambassadors 33%
• Spiritual Transformation 33%
• Book of Changes 33%
• German Colonies 33%
• Quakers 33%
• Richard Wilhelm 33%
• Weber Thesis 33%